Methylase
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A methylase is an enzyme that attaches a methyl group to a molecule. There are methylases that can methylate DNA, RNA, proteins, or small molecules, for example, DNA methyltransferase, which methylates cytosine residues and adenine residues in DNA.
See also: Demethylase
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