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"Clinically, cancer-associated mutations in the MATH domain of SPOP disrupt the interaction between SPOP and NANOG, thereby preventing SPOP-mediated destruction of NANOG, stabilizing NANOG from AMPK-BRAF-signaling-axis-induced phosphorylation, and consequently promoting the maintenance of PCa stem-like cells."
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"Importantly, deleting the putative motif 66PDSST 70 (ΔPDSST) impaired the interaction between Nanog and SPOP both in cells and in vitro ( xref , xref , and xref ), leading to acquired resistance to SPOP-mediated destruction ( xref – xref ) and poly-ubiquitination in cells and in vitro ( xref and xref )."
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"In prostate cancer, tumor suppressor SPOP interacts with Nanog and promotes Nanog poly-ubiquitination and subsequent degradation, but Pin1 functions as an upstream Nanog regulator and impairs its recognition by SPOP, stabilizing Nanog to promote the cancer stem cell traits and tumor progression ( xref )."
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"Additionally, the 94th PRO residue of SPOP interacts with the 124th LYS residue of NANOG via a hydrogen bond with a length of 3.3 Å. The 62nd ASN and 63rd ASP residues of SPOP form hydrogen bonds with the 180th SER and 181st TYR residues of NANOG, with bond lengths of 2.1 Å and 2.6 Å, respectively (Figure xref A)."