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"3D modelling of the STAT2-USP18 heterodimer showed both the amino acid residues, A219 and R148, to localize to the interface between STAT2 and USP18 (Fig. xref c), suggesting that the A219, like the R148, residue might play an essential role in mediating a STAT2-USP18 protein interaction."
IFNAR2 binds Interferon, USP18, and STAT2. 1 / 1
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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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"The authors have demonstrated that: (i) infection of iMphs with HIV-1 induces USP18; (ii) depletion of USP18 with CRISPR/Cas9 increases iMph reactivity to IFNI, the phosphorylation of STAT1 and STAT2, the expression of IFN-stimulated genes and ultimately results in a significant restriction of HIV replication in iMphs."
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"Increasing concentrations of USP18 (
Figure 6B
lanes 3, 4 and 5) show a concentration-dependent displacement of NS5 from STAT2, suggesting that both proteins indeed compete for the same region of STAT2.Thus, we evaluated whether the presence of USP18 could restore STAT2 expression in ISG15 knockout cells during DV infection."
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"3D modelling of the STAT2-USP18 heterodimer showed both the amino acid residues, A219 and R148, to localize to the interface between STAT2 and USP18 (Fig. xref c), suggesting that the A219, like the R148, residue might play an essential role in mediating a STAT2-USP18 protein interaction."
IFNAR2 binds Interferon, USP18, and STAT2. 1 / 1
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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 ]."