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DOT1L is an essential non‐SET domain histone methyltransferase responsible for H3K79 methylation on nucleosomes marked by ubiquitinated H2B. It plays central roles in transcriptional activation/repression depending on context—most notably implicated as an oncogenic cofactor when recruited by mixed lineage leukemia fusions—and represents an important drug target under active clinical investigation.
Inhibition of DOT1L catalytic activity, reducing H3K79 methylation
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