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"Consistent with our suspicion that this might impair the STAT2:USP18 interaction through electrostatic or steric hindrance, co-immunoprecipitation experiments in U6A cells stably expressing WT or STAT2 R148W demonstrated a significant reduction of USP18 pull-down with STAT2 R148W compared to WT ( xref ), providing a molecular mechanism for the USP18 insensitivity of patient cells."
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"Two siblings with early onset autoinflammatory disease with neurological features and elevated IFN signature were additionally described with a homozygous missense mutation in STAT2 resulting in gain of activity due to the inability of mutant STAT2 to interact with the STAT2-dependent negative regulator of interferon activity, USP18 [107]."
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"Two siblings with early onset autoinflammatory disease with neurological features and elevated IFN signature were additionally described with a homozygous missense mutation in STAT2 resulting in gain of activity due to the inability of mutant STAT2 to interact with the STAT2-dependent negative regulator of interferon activity, USP18 [ xref ]."
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"XREF_BIBR, XREF_BIBR To asses whether STAT1 or STAT2, which are both upregulated by USP18 inhibition (XREF_FIG), are implicated in the upregulation of Bim, DP5 and PUMA mRNA expression in USP18 silenced cells, we inhibited in parallel USP18 and STAT1 or STAT2 in INS-1E cells by use of specific siRNAs."
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"Consistent with our suspicion that this might impair the STAT2:USP18 interaction through electrostatic or steric hindrance, co-immunoprecipitation experiments in U6A cells stably expressing WT or STAT2 R148W demonstrated a significant reduction of USP18 pull-down with STAT2 R148W compared to WT ( xref ), providing a molecular mechanism for the USP18 insensitivity of patient cells."
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"Two siblings with early onset autoinflammatory disease with neurological features and elevated IFN signature were additionally described with a homozygous missense mutation in STAT2 resulting in gain of activity due to the inability of mutant STAT2 to interact with the STAT2-dependent negative regulator of interferon activity, USP18 [107]."
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"Two siblings with early onset autoinflammatory disease with neurological features and elevated IFN signature were additionally described with a homozygous missense mutation in STAT2 resulting in gain of activity due to the inability of mutant STAT2 to interact with the STAT2-dependent negative regulator of interferon activity, USP18 [ xref ]."
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