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"The N-terminal region of Bat3 containing an ubiquitin-linked domain was found to have capacity to form a stable complex with both HAUSP ( xref , lane 3) and p53 ( xref , lane 3), but other deletions, which are lacking the N-terminus, completely abolish the ability to form complexes ( xref , lanes 4 and 5; xref , lanes 5 and 6)."
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"TSPYL5 is a poor prognostic factor for breast cancer and interacts with HAUSP to impair the HAUSP-p53 interaction, suppressing p53 function and resulting in enhanced cell proliferation. xref This action is functionally similar to that previously reported for the viral-protein EBNA1, which competitively inhibits HAUSP-p53 complex formation. xref "
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"However, the identification of a complex of TSPY1, USP7, and p53 suggested that unlike the binding of TSPYL5 with USP7, the binding of TSPY1 to USP7 did not exclude the binding of USP7 to p53, which was supported by the finding that TSPY1 could interact with non-p53-specific binding domains of USP7."
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"These include: (1) TRAF4-Akt/NF-κB-Glut1/HK2/RSK4/Slug in the proliferation and metastasis of lung and breast cancer cells as well as the migration and epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) of hepatocellular carcinoma cells (HCC) ( xref , xref , xref ); (2) TGFβ-TβRI-TRAF4-Smurf1/Smurf2/USP15-SMAD2/TAK1-N-cadherin/Fibronectin/Vimentin/SMA in the migration, EMT, and metastasis of breast cancer cells ( xref , xref ); (3) SRC3-TRAF4-mediated inhibition of the USP7-p53 interaction, leading to the loss of p53 deubiquitination/stabilization and thus the resistance to cytotoxic drugs and stress in breast cancer ( xref ); (4) NGF-TrkA-TRAF4-Akt/p38-IL-6/Integrins/COX2 in the metastasis of prostate cancer cells ( xref ); (5) TNFα-TRAF4/TRAF2-NF-κB1 in the survival and proliferation of breast cancer cells ( xref ); (6) TRAF4-mediated up-regulation and nuclear translocation of β-catenin in the Wnt/β-catenin-cyclin D1/c-myc/Bcl-2/MMPs pathway that promote the growth and migration of OSCC and breast cancer cells ( xref , xref ); (7) TRAF4-mTOR-p70S6K-S6 in the proliferation of breast cancer cells ( xref ); and (8) the TRAF4-phosphoinositide (PIP) interaction at tight junctions that favors breast cancer cell migration ( xref )."
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"Since the p53 regulatory region contributes to DNA interactions by increasing the sliding of p53 on DNA and such sliding has been suggested to result in decreased detectable binding to short DNA fragments (such as used in our in vitro studies), it is likely that USP7 interactions with p53 C-terminal sequences result in decreased DNA sliding xref ."
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"The hyperubiquitylation of p53 in neuroblastoma proposed in this model is not caused by MDM2 (E3 ligase) overexpression and/or herpesvirus-associated ubiquitin-specific protease (HAUSP) (p53-deubiquitylating enzyme) downregulation, but due to an impaired p53-HAUSP interaction [ xref ]."
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"Some DUBs have additional binding sites with affinity for the target protein that is ubiquitylated (Ventii and Wilkinson, 2008) ; for example, USP7 binds to a peptide sequence present in its substrates p53, MDM2 (murine double minute 2, an oncoprotein) and the Epstein Barr nuclear antigen-1 (Hu et al., 2006) ."
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"As depicted in xref D, endogenous HAUSP clearly interacted with endogenous epitope-tagged p53 in HCT116 cells, demonstrating the functional integrity of the epitope-tagged allele of p53 and providing proof-of-principle for the use of cells with endogenous epitope-tagged alleles for the confirmation of endogenous protein–protein interactions."
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"For example, while the wild-type p53 (residues 325–367) formed a stable complex with HAUSP (residues 53–206) as judged by their co-elution on gel filtration ( xref A, upper-right panel), the mutant p53 (S362A) and HAUSP (residues 53–206) did not interact with each other ( xref A, lower-right panel)."
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"Although the effects of HAUSP on p53, Mdm2, and MdmX presumably occurs in the nucleus, HAUSP localizes to both the nucleus and cytoplasm, and mitochondrial HAUSP has been shown to deubiquitinate a cytoplasmic pool of monoubiquitinated p53 upon arriving at the mitochondria through a stress induced p53 and HAUSP complex, which thereby creates a sub-fraction of non ubiquitinated p53 that can induce transcription independent apoptosis [XREF_BIBR]."
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"This somewhat surprising finding suggested to us that the functional significance of the USP7-p53 axis in Ewing Sarcoma, and perhaps cancer more broadly, is not completely understood and that improved research tools are needed to enable reliable on-target analysis of USP7 biology."