Fig. 2From: Ubiquitous protein lactylation in health and diseasesProtein Kla is widespread in cells. In addition to histones, certain non-histone proteins in the nucleus can also be lactylated. Kla is also present on some membrane proteins, and in the cytoplasm, there are proteins involved in Kla. The figure shows a list of proteins that can be lactylated in different subcellular localization of the cellBack to article page