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"In cells, NBS1 and USP4 can form a complex, and the interaction between USP4 and NBS1 was upregulated by IR."

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"These results indicated that MRN complex binds USP4 and recruits USP4 to the DNA damage sites upon DNA damage."

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"To further confirm that NBS1-USP4 interaction is indeed involved in NBS1-mediated USP4 recruitment, we stably transfected DR-GFP cells with NBS1 shRNA and reconstituted these cells with shRNA-resistan[MISSING/INVALID CREDENTIALS: limited to 200 char for Elsevier]"

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"The results that CtIP interacts with MRN complex and works together in DNA end resection prompt us to think whether USP4 could bind NBS1, which is indeed the case ( Figure 2 A)."

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"The above results indicated that USP4-NBS1 interaction is indeed involved in USP4 recruitment."

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"As shown in Figure 1 G, knockdown of CtIP by two different shRNAs did not affect USP4 recruitment to the DNA damage sites.The results that CtIP interacts with MRN complex and works together in DNA end[MISSING/INVALID CREDENTIALS: limited to 200 char for Elsevier]"

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"Mechanistically, USP4 interacts with CtIP and MRN via a specific, conserved region and the catalytic domain of USP4, respectively, and regulates CtIP recruitment to sites of DNA damage."

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"They both demonstrated that USP4 interacts with CtIP and MRN and regulates the recruitment of CtIP to DSBs."

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"USP4 interacts with CtIP and MRN via the C-terminal insert domain (residues 572-773) and intact catalytic domain of USP4, respectively."

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"In light of the above findings, we tested whether USP4 might physically interact with CtIP and/or MRN."

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"In cells, NBS1 and USP4 can form a complex, and the interaction between USP4 and NBS1 was upregulated by IR ( Figure 2 B)."

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"USP4, for example, interacts directly with end resection factors CtIP and MRN [172], USP21 deubiquitinates and stabilizes BRCA2 to promote RAD51 binding and successful HR [173], and USP10 deubiquitinates and stabilizes p53 to promote its nuclear localization and apoptosis in response to DSBs [174]."