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USP39 activates Neoplasm Invasiveness. 24 / 24
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"In glioma, USP39 acts as a splicing factor by altering the 3ʹ splice site to increase the expression of high mobility group protein A2 (HMGA2) and promotes the maturation of migratory invasion-associated proteins and TAZ mRNA, a key protein in the ADAM9 and Hippo signaling pathways."
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"In the present study, we observed that USP39 deletion could suppress NSCLC cell proliferation, invasion, and glutamine metabolism and induce cell apoptosis, while these effects were reversed after MRPL35 overexpression, indicating that the effects of MRPL35 on NSCLC might be associated with USP39‐induced deubiquitination."