New Deconjugating Enzymes, Inhibitors & Substrates

The enzymes that catalyze the removal of ubiquitin from native conjugates, ubiquitin C-terminal extension peptides, ubiquitin precursor proteins, linear poly-ubiquitin fusions or disassembly of ubiquitin chains are known as deconjugating enzymes (or deubiquitinating enzymes, DUBs).  There are also enzymes that specifically hydrolyze C-terminal isopeptide bonds for ubiquitin-like proteins: SUMO-specific proteases (SENPs), NEDD8-specific proteases (NEDP1, COP9 signalosome) and ISG15-specific proteases (UBP43).

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