The methylation of arginine residues regulates gene expression, DNA repair, growth factor signalling and liquid–liquid phase separation. Targeting this modification can thus be therapeutically relevan Show more
The methylation of arginine residues regulates gene expression, DNA repair, growth factor signalling and liquid–liquid phase separation. Targeting this modification can thus be therapeutically relevant and inhibitors of arginine methylation are being tested in clinical trials, especially for neurodegenerative diseases and cancer. Show less