Frontispiece: A Site‐Specific Click Chemistry Approach to Di‐Ubiquitylate H1 Variants Reveals Position‐Dependent Stimulation of the DNA Repair Protein RNF168
Click Chemistry. In their Research Article (e202408435), Beat Fierz and co‐workers show that the RING finger protein 168 (RNF168) is stimulated by di‐ubiquitylated H1, which is produced by a site‐specific click chemistry approach.
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