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"Nonetheless, depletion of TRIP6 can significantly enhance the association of A20 or CYLD with TRAF6 in ovarian cancer cells and promote the binding of A20 to TRAF6 in glioblastoma cells, suggesting that targeting TRIP6 may prove to be an effective strategy to restore the function of A20 and CYLD in restricting the NF-κB activity in these cancer cells."
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"Nonetheless, depletion of TRIP6 by either shRNA ( xref ) or Cas9/sgRNA ( xref ) not only enhanced the association of TRAF6 with A20, but also with CYLD in untreated and treated cells, suggesting a significant role for TRIP6 in antagonizing the binding of TRAF6 to both A20 and CYLD in ovarian cancer cells."
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"In this regard, here we provide evidence that the adaptor protein TRIP6 (thyroid hormone receptor-interacting protein 6), a specific interacting protein of the LPA2 receptor but not other LPA receptors, recruits TRAF6 to the LPA2 receptor and enhances the E3 ligase activity of TRAF6 by antagonizing the association of A20 and CYLD to TRAF6."
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"DUB-E3 interactions are used for mutual ubiquitin-dependent regulation (e.g., to control each other’s stability, see above) or for editing ubiquitin chain architecture on particular substrates (as shown for the hybrid DUB/E3 enzyme A20 and CYLD-ITCH complexes during inflammatory signaling [ xref , xref ])."
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"Several DUBs, including A20, CYLD and USP7, have been reported to downregulate NF- κ B. Co-IP assays were thus carried out to examine the interactions between these enzymes and HSCARG, and the results showed that HSCARG interacts weakly with A20 or CYLD but strongly interacts with USP7 ( xref , xref )."
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"The comparison between the deubiquitinase activities and binding affinities to RIG-I-CARD of USP21, A20, and CYLD indicate that USP21 is a bona fide RIG-I deubiquitinase, since among these three DUBs, USP21 is the only one that has the potential to inhibit RIG-I-CARD polyubiquitination both in vivo and in vitro and co-immunoprecipitates with RIG-I-CARD [ xref ]."
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