Histone H1.2

H1.2 expression is replication dependent. Its gene is present in cluster 1 on chromosome number 6 and its mRNA is not polyadenylated (PMID: 19587527). H1.2 has another function apart from acting as a linker histone. It interacts directly with p53 and forms a repressor complex that represses transcription via multiple ways (PMID: 18258596). H1.2 is also shown to translocate inside mitochondria after sensing apoptotic signals (PMID: 17879944). Shown to be expressed at a higher level in many cell lines compared to other H1 variants (PMID: 9324306). H1.2 shows a dynamic exchange between chromatin and cytoplasm at different stages of mitotic phase (PMID: 20104577). A recent report classifies it as a weak condenser of chromatin (PMID: 19794910).

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Histone H1.2 infosheet
UniprotKB AccessionP16403
Alternative Name(s)Histone H1d
No. of coding genesHistone H1.2 is coded by following 1 non-allelic gene/s
Gene namehistone cluster 1, H1c
Gene symbolHIST1H1C
Promoter region (-700 TSS +300)Get sequence
Previous Symbol/sH1F2
AliasesH1.2
GeneID3006
Chromosomal location6p21.3
HGNC4716
UnigeneHs.7644
MIM142710
RefSeq mRNANM_005319.3
RefSeq ProteinNP_005310.1
Disease associationsNo disease associations known for Histone H1.2

Histone H1 variants Histone H1.0, Histone H1.1, Histone H1.2, Histone H1.3, Histone H1.4, Histone H1.5, Histone H1oo, Histone H1t, Histone H1x, Testis-specific H1 histone