PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
10207071-12	1999	272:24148-24153, 1997) showed that the induction of the H1(0) gene by butyrate is blocked by okadaic acid, an inhibitor of protein phosphatases.	Okadaic Acid	93-105	H1.0 linker histone	Homo sapiens	56-61	
8799831-2	1996	We show here that okadaic acid and microcystin-LR block the in vitro dephosphorylation of H1 and that they do so directly by inhibiting the histone H1 phosphatase rather than by some indirect mechanism.	Okadaic Acid	18-30	H1.0 linker histone	Homo sapiens	140-150	
8799831-3	1996	The concentrations of microcystin and okadaic acid required for inhibition strongly suggest that the histone H1 phosphatase is either PP1 or an unknown protein phosphatase with okadaic acid-sensitivity similar to PP1.	Okadaic Acid	38-50	H1.0 linker histone	Homo sapiens	101-111	
8799831-3	1996	The concentrations of microcystin and okadaic acid required for inhibition strongly suggest that the histone H1 phosphatase is either PP1 or an unknown protein phosphatase with okadaic acid-sensitivity similar to PP1.	Okadaic Acid	177-189	H1.0 linker histone	Homo sapiens	101-111	
8799831-8	1996	Using this as a model system for the M- to G1-phase transition, we present evidence from inhibitor studies suggesting that the in vivo histone H1 phosphatase may be either PP1 or another phosphatase with similar okadaic acid-sensitivity, but not PP2A.	Okadaic Acid	212-224	H1.0 linker histone	Homo sapiens	135-145