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A bacterial effector deubiquitinase specifically hydrolyses linear ubiquitin chains to inhibit host inflammatory signallingWan et al., 2019
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- Wan M
- Wang X
- Huang C
- Xu D
- Wang Z
- Zhou Y
- Zhu Y
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- Nature microbiology
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Linear ubiquitin (Ub) chains regulate many cellular processes, including NF-κB immune signalling. Pathogenic bacteria have evolved to secrete effector proteins that harbour deubiquitinase activity into host cells to disrupt host ubiquitination signalling. All previously …
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