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"When Flag-tagged WT OTUB1 (Flag-OTUB1) was cotransfected with empty vector, Myc-SET7 or its enzymatically deficient mutant (Myc-SET7-H297A) ( xref ) in OTUB1 −/− H1299 cells, monomethylation of OTUB1 in the cells transfected with WT SET7 was higher than in the cells transfected with empty vector control, while monomethylation of OTUB1 in the cells transfected with Myc-SET7-H297A was similar to the cells transfected with empty vector control, suggesting that OTUB1 might be methylated by endogenous SET7 in these cells or OUTB1 might be methylated at K122 by another unknown methyltransferase ( xref E )."
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"Next, we co-transfected Myc-tagged CST1 and Flag-tagged OTUB1, the results showed that in the absence of OTUB1, CST1 could bind to GPX4 (Fig. xref , lane 2); in the absence of CST1, OTUB1 could also bind to GPX4 (Fig. xref , lane 3); and when OTUB1-Flag was transfected at the same time, OTUB1 bound to GPX4 was significantly increased upon CST1-Myc (Fig. xref , lane 4)."
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"Transfection of Flag-OTUB1 into breast cancer cells with OTUB1 knockdown led to the restoration of ERRα expression in MDA-MB-231 cells, as demonstrated in xref L. It is also noteworthy that the overexpression of OTUB1 promoted ERRα translocation, whereas the knockdown of OTUB1 repressed it ( xref E-H)."
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"The level of polyubiquitinated HA-NS2 was reduced after the expression of Flag-OTUB1 in a dose-dependent manner ( xref , lanes 2–4) while the controls, α-tubulin, HA-NS2, and total ubiquitinated protein, in each lane were unaffected ( xref , lanes 5–8), indicating that the reduction of polyubiquitinated HA-NS2 was not due to sample loading variations or lack of HA-NS2 expression."
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"We found that although levels of NS2 conjugated with V5-Ub were substantially reduced if HEK293T cells were cotransfected with pFlag-OTUB1 ( xref , lanes 3, 4), no reduction of Ub-HA-NS2 was observed if cells were cotransfected with pFlag-mOTUB1 ( xref , lane 5), indicating that OTUB1 deubiquitinates NS2 through its catalytic activity."