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"USP5 promotes tumorigenesis in HCC through the inactivation of p14 -p53 signaling."

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"USP5 expression promotes tumorigenesis in many cancers , like in non-small cell lung cancer overexpression of USP5 stabilizes the beta-catenin protein [ 13 ] ."

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"It has been reported that USP5 promotes tumor proliferation and tumorigenesis through the deubiquitination of histone deacetylase 2 ( HDAC2 ) ( Du et al ., 2019 ) and beta-catenin ( Ma et al ., 2018 ) ."