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"For example, circRPN2 inhibits aerobic glycolysis and metastasis in HCC by accelerating enolase 1 (ENO1) degradation and regulating the miR-183-5p/FOXO1 axis and is a potential prognostic biomarker and therapeutic target for hepatocellular carcinoma
[32]; circRIC8B acts as a sponge for miR-199b-5p, preventing it from reducing LPL mRNA level, which promotes altered lipid metabolism and facilitates the progression of chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)
[33]; and hypoxia-induced circWSB1 can interact with USP10 to attenuate USP10-mediated p53 stabilization and promote BC progression, providing an alternative breast cancer (BC) prognostic marker and therapeutic target for BC
[34]."
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"We identify 9 direct binding partners of p53 in the nuclear RNA interactome, including USP10, which deubiquitinates and activates p53 in response to DNA damage, and Sumo1, which can itself become covalently coupled to p53 to regulate its activity and subcellular localization (XREF_SUPPLEMENTARY) XREF_BIBR XREF_BIBR XREF_BIBR."
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"Taken together with the fact that HSPA12A also bound with p53, our data indicate that HSPA12A acted as a scaffolding protein for the binding of both p53 and USP10, by which promoting the USP10-mediated p53 protein stability, and ultimately leading to the inhibition of glycolysis-mediated CF activation."
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"Also, though we identified the interaction of HSPA12A with p53 and UPS10, the specific binding sites should be characterized in future studies.In conclusion, this study revealed that HSPA12A was a novel inhibitor of CF activation and cardiac fibrosis, and this action of HSPA12A was achieved by inhibiting glycolysis via promoting the USP10-mediated p53 protein stability as a scaffolding protein."
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"The alanine mutation of the Thr 42 / Ser 337 has not been shown to interfere with the capability of USP10 to deubiquitinate p53, but it impedes its nucleolar translocation and stabilization, which in effect suppresses USP10 mediated activation of p53 in response to DNA damage [XREF_BIBR]."