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"During non‐canonical deubiquitination, OTUB1 preferentially binds to ubiquitin‐conjugated E2, which restricts ubiquitin transfer. [ xref ] Moreover, the binding surface of OTUB1/E2 interferes with the interaction between E2 and E3, which further inhibits ubiquitination. [ xref ] "
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"Together, the inhibitory profile of the OTUB1 mutants was fully consistent with the crystal structure of the Ub ~ E2 and OTUB1-Ub complex and demonstrated (1) that the E2 interaction surface on OTUB1, remote from its catalytic site, was dispensable for its DUB function, and (2) that both Ub interaction surfaces on OTUB1 were required for its isopeptidase activity, as they likely engage K48 linked di-Ub substrates."
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"The K48-specific activity of OTUB1 depends on its catalytic cysteine 91 (C91), aided by C23, which facilitates recognition of the ubiquitin C-terminus through electrostatic interactions with negatively charged residues on the catalytic core. xref In addition to their enzymatic roles, Otubains also inhibit ubiquitination through a non-catalytic mechanism by directly binding to E2 enzymes and blocking ubiquitin transfer to substrates. xref This inhibitory mode is exemplified by OTUB1, which uses aspartate 88 (D88) to interact with E2 enzymes like UBC13 (also known as UBE2N) or UbcH5, preventing the formation of K63-linked ubiquitin chains. xref The OTUB1-E2 binding is allosterically regulated by free ubiquitin binding a second site on OTUB1, including a conformational rearrangement that forms an N-terminus ubiquitin-binding helix, stabilizing OTUB1’s association with E2-ubiquitin conjugates and preventing the donor ubiquitin from being transferred to substrates. xref A classic example is OTUB1 binding to UbcH5, inhibiting MDM2-mediated p53 ubiquitination, leading to apoptosis and p53-dependent suppression of cell proliferation. xref "
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"The canonical activity, dependent on the C91 residue, enables OTUB1 to directly and specifically cleave K48‐linked polyubiquitination from substrates. xref , xref In addition, OTUB1 can interact with E2 ubiquitin‐conjugating enzymes and obstruct ubiquitin transfer to substrates in a non‐canonical way, thereby blocking the synthesis of polyubiquitin chains on target proteins. xref , xref , xref , xref Although the canonical catalytic activity of OTUB1 is specific for K48 polyubiquitination, OTUB1 can also reduce other types of ubiquitination, especially K63 ubiquitination, on substrates through the non‐canonical mechanism. xref , xref , xref The non‐canonical function is dependent on the N‐terminal Ub‐binding domain and the D88 residue. xref , xref , xref We found that the D88A mutant, rather than the C91S mutant, of OTUB1 failed to inhibit the ubiquitination and degradation of CCN6, indicating that OTUB1 blocks the synthesis of ubiquitination on CCN6 in a non‐canonical way."