Deubiquitylation of deubiquitylases.

Abstract:

:Deubiquitylating enzymes (DUBs) reverse the ubiquitylation of target proteins, thereby regulating diverse cellular functions. In contrast to the plethora of research being conducted on the ability of DUBs to counter the degradation of cellular proteins or auto-ubiquitylated E3 ligases, very little is known about the mechanisms of DUB regulation. In this review paper, we summarize a novel possible mechanism of DUB deubiquitylation by other DUBs. The available data suggest the need for further experiments to validate and characterize this notion of 'Dubbing DUBs'. The current studies indicate that the idea of deubiquitylation of DUBs by other DUBs is still in its infancy. Nevertheless, future research holds the promise of validation of this concept.

journal_name

Open Biol

journal_title

Open biology

authors

Haq S,Ramakrishna S

doi

10.1098/rsob.170016

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2017-06-01 00:00:00

issue

6

issn

2046-2441

pii

rsob.170016

journal_volume

7

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