EpiCypher offers mammalian vectors encoding wild-type histone H3.3, as well as the oncogenic H3.3K9M and H3.3K27M. These histones can be used to screen binders or inhibitors that are sensitive to common histone mutations.
<div class="snap-chik-content"> <p>EpiCypher offers mammalian vectors encoding wild-type histone H3.3, as well as the oncogenic H3.3K9M and H3.3K27M. These histones can be used to screen binders or inhibitors that are sensitive to common histone mutations.</p> <div class="custom-btns-block"> <a href="https://www.epicypher.com/epigenetics-reagents/histone-expression-vectors/#histvectors" class="button snap-chip-custom-btn">Shop Expression Vectors</a> </div> <p></p> <h5>Learn more:</h5> <ul> <li><a href="/content/documents/brochures/rnucs.pdf/">Recombinant Nucleosomes Brochure</a></li> <li>Nucleosomes vs. histone peptide substrates for chromatin research - which is better? <a href="/blog/peptide-or-nucleosome-dcypher-reveals-the-optimal-substrate-for-histone-ptm-analyses/">Read our Blog to find out!</a></li> <li>Interested in using recombinant nucleosomes to study chromatin interactions? <a href="/content/documents/technotes/dCypher_TechNote.pdf/">Check out the dCypher® Tech Note</a></li> </ul> <h5>Shop related products and services:</h5> <ul class="category-nav-list"> <li><a href="/recombinant-nucleosomes/">All Nucleosomes</a></li> <li><a href="/content/documents/technotes/SET8_AlphaNuc.pdf/">AlphaNuc™ HTS Assays</a></li> </ul> <a name="histvectors"></a>
