decreased spatial extent of histone H2B-K119 ubiquitination at double-strand break site during vegetative growth
A cellular process phenotype observed in the vegetative growth phase of the life cycle in which ubiquitination of lysine at position 119 of histone H2B occurs over a smaller portion of the chromosome than normal in regions surrounding double-strand DNA breaks. Lysine 119 corresponds to the conserved C-terminal lysine of H2B.
FYPO:0005607
abnormal histone H2B-K119 ubiquitination during vegetative growth
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decreased spatial extent of histone H2B conserved C-terminal lysine ubiquitination at double-strand break site during vegetative growth
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decreased spatial extent of histone H2B-K119 ubiquitination at DSB during vegetative growth
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decreased spatial extent of histone H2B-K119 ubiquitination at double-strand break site during mitotic cell cycle during vegetative growth
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decreased spatial extent of histone H2B-K119 ubiquitination at site of double-strand break during vegetative growth
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reduced spatial extent of histone H2B-K119 ubiquitination at double-strand break during vegetative growth
exact