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reach
"Understanding how 53BP1 and USP28 elevate p53 in response to centrosome loss and extended mitotic duration, and determining whether centrosome loss is an independent input into the p53 circuit or triggers p53 elevation because it leads to sequential prolonged mitoses, are important future goals arising from the results described here."
sparser
"This hypothesis is further supported by biochemical work showing that both p53 and USP28 interact with the tandem-BRCT domains of 53BP1 [ xref – xref ], which are dispensable for the DNA damage response role of 53BP1 [ xref ], but are required for the centrosome surveillance pathway [ xref ]."
sparser
"Strikingly, unlike unstressedp21 -/- cells that mostly lacked nuclear p53, in the stressed condition, p53 not only was stabilized in the nucleus, but also formed bright nuclear foci of various sizes co-localizing with 53BP1 and USP28 in ~30% of the cell population ( xref ), suggesting that 53BP1, USP28 and p53 interact with each other after a stressed mitosis, consistent with the known interaction between 53BP1 and p53 or USP28 ( xref ; xref ; xref )."
sparser
"While much remains to be learned about how the mitotic surveillance pathway functions to survey centrosomes, a plausible model is that in response to centrosome loss, 53BP1 binds to USP28 and p53 to facilitate USP28-dependent deubiquitination and activation of p53, leading to cell cycle arrest xref , xref ( xref )."
sparser
"This hypothesis is further supported by biochemical work showing that both p53 and USP28 interact with the tandem-BRCT domains of 53BP1 [ xref – xref ], which are dispensable for the DNA damage response role of 53BP1 [ xref ], but are required for the centrosome surveillance pathway [ xref ]."
sparser
"Strikingly, unlike unstressedp21 -/- cells that mostly lacked nuclear p53, in the stressed condition, p53 not only was stabilized in the nucleus, but also formed bright nuclear foci of various sizes co-localizing with 53BP1 and USP28 in ~30% of the cell population ( xref ), suggesting that 53BP1, USP28 and p53 interact with each other after a stressed mitosis, consistent with the known interaction between 53BP1 and p53 or USP28 ( xref ; xref ; xref )."
sparser
"While much remains to be learned about how the mitotic surveillance pathway functions to survey centrosomes, a plausible model is that in response to centrosome loss, 53BP1 binds to USP28 and p53 to facilitate USP28-dependent deubiquitination and activation of p53, leading to cell cycle arrest xref , xref ( xref )."