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Table 2 Acetyltransferases involvement in disease outcomes

From: NAA60 (HAT4): the newly discovered bi-functional Golgi member of the acetyltransferase family

Name

Target

Disease

References

MYST1

NFR2

Non-small-cell lung cancer

[68]

EGFR

Glioblastoma

[48]

TGFβ

Fibrosis

[49]

Tip60

Neural plasticity genes

Neuronal disease

[69]

DNA repair genes

Breast cancer

[70]

MYST2

β-catenin

Alzheimer’s disease

[71]

MLLX

Acute myeloid leukaemia

[72]

MYST3

KAT6a/MYST3

Syndromic developmental delay

[73]

MYST4

MAPK

Noonan syndrome-like phenotype

[52]

MYST4 OE

High-grade serous carcinoma

[75]

GCN5

GCN5 OE

Hepatocellular carcinoma

[76]

Egr-1, E2F1, Bim

Brain injuries

[76]

p300/CBP

cAMP-PKA, p53, ER

Lung cancer

[123]

NAT10

CEP170

Multiple myeloma

[60]

NatA

β-catenin /cyclin D1, HIf1a, TSC2/mTOR, E-cadherin, p21, PIX/Cdc42/Rac1, MLCK, DNMT1

Cancer

[79]

NatB

Tropomyosin, CDK2, Hippo/YAP, ERK1/2

Hepatocellular carcinoma

[84]

NatD

Slug

Lung cancer

[67]

NatF

INFα

Influenza A virus

[103]

  1. The acetylated targets and the diseases related to compromised acetylation are reported