Table 1 The physiological roles of AD-related DUBs.
From: DUBs in Alzheimer’s disease: mechanisms and therapeutic implications
DUB | Disease relevance | Functions | Refs. |
|---|---|---|---|
DUBs regulate Aβ | |||
USP8 | Upregulated | Reduces K501 ubiquitination of BACE1 | [35] |
USP25 | Upregulated | Rescues the degradation of APP | [42] |
USP46 | Downregulated | Reverses Aβ-dependent AMPAR ubiquitination | |
DUBs regulate Tau | |||
USP9 X | Upregulated | Regulates of phosphorylation and expression of Tau | |
USP9 Y | Downregulated | ||
OTUB1 | Upregulated | Removes the K48 polyubiquitin chain from Tau | [26] |
USP14 | Upregulated | Inhibits the degradation of Tau by 26S proteasome | |
USP10 | Upregulated | Binds and deubiquitinates Tau | [61] |
USP11 | Upregulated | Deubiquitinates Tau at K281 | [63] |
DUBs regulate Aβ and Tau | |||
UCH-L1/3/5 | Downregulated | Controls the degradation of APP, BACE1, and Tau | |
USP13 | Upregulated | Deubiquitinates parkin and Tau | |