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"Turning to the mechanism by which E6 stabilizes Cdt2, we find that a purified E6:USP46 complex has significantly more de-ubiquitinase activity in vitro than USP46 alone, demonstrating that E6 can directly interact with USP46 in the absence of other proteins and that it can substitute for the known activators of USP46, UAF1 and WDR20."
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"In conclusion, we find that the HPV E6 protein uses the E6-USP46-Cdt2-Set8 pathway to effect epigenetic and gene expression changes in HPV-induced cervical cancers and cell line ( xref ), that the E6 substitutes for the critical role of UAF1 in activating the USP46 deubiquitinase, and that specific regions of Cdt2 are necessary for its stabilization by E6-USP46, ruling out non-specific modes by which Cdt2 might have been deubiquitinated and stabilized."
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"Thus, we identified at least three sequence stretches that are important for E6-USP46 mediated stabilization of Cdt2: 50–100, 398–500 and 500–550 amino acids, with redundancy between the N terminal 50–100 and the C terminal 500–550 signals, while the middle signal (398–500) cannot seem to stabilize without at least one of the two other signals."
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"The helix–loop–helix region or the WD40 repeat driven beta-propeller structure of Cdt2 are dispensable for the stabilization implying that interaction with DDB1 (and the rest of the CRL4 complex) or with the substrate of the CRL4-Cdt2 E3 ligase is not necessary for E6:USP46 to interact with and stabilize Cdt2."