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A database built with INDRA combining content from numerous readers and databases. This page allows you to curate the loaded statements. For more information please see the manual.

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INDRA is developed by indralabs, a part of the Harvard Medical School Laboratory of Systems Pharmacology.

This project, indra_db, is also developed by the indralab team. For more information on how we procure our sources, you can go here. This work was funded by ARO grant W911NF‐15‐1‐0544 under the DARPA Communicating with Computers program.

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ZRANB1 leads to the deubiquitination of KDM4D. 2 / 2

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"When transfected into HEK293 cells, wild-type Trabid, but not C443A Trabid, inhibited Jmjd2d ubiquitination (XREF_FIG), and the transfected Jmjd2d was abundantly conjugated with both K11- and K29 linked polyubiquitin chains (XREF_FIG)."

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"DC-cKO BMDCs had markedly more abundant Jmjd2d ubiquitination than the wild-type BMDCs (XREF_FIG), suggesting that Trabid negatively regulated Jmjd2d ubiquitination."

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