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"Consistent with our suspicion that this might impair the STAT2:USP18 interaction through electrostatic or steric hindrance, co-immunoprecipitation experiments in U6A cells stably expressing WT or STAT2 R148W demonstrated a significant reduction of USP18 pull-down with STAT2 R148W compared to WT ( xref ), providing a molecular mechanism for the USP18 insensitivity of patient cells."
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"It is also notable that those molecular defects that result in a failure of negative regulation of IFNAR signaling (i.e. STAT2 R148W and USP18 -/- ) lead to more serious and extensive systemic inflammatory disease than do defects of excessive IFNα/β production ( xref ), suggesting that the STAT2:USP18 axis acts to limit an immunopathogenic response towards both physiological ( xref ) and pathological ( xref ) levels of IFNα/β."
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"When co-immunoprecipitation assays were conducted with cell lysates containing FLAG-tagged USP18 and Myc-tagged STAT2, aa 1-112, 51-242, 1-242, and 243-312, but not aa 113-242 and 313-372 of USP18 interacted with STAT2, suggesting that aa 51-112 and 243-312 of USP18 are two important regions for the STAT2-USP18 interaction ( xref )."