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. 2011 Jul 28;2:161. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2011.00161

Table 2.

Viral transcription, replication, and lytic/latent regulation.

Viral protein Virus Ubiquitin function modified Reference
EBNA1 Herpes: EBV Interaction with cellular DUB USP7 enhances EBNA1 binding to oriP and induces ubiquitination of histones Sarkari et al. (2009)
Tat Retro: HIV-1 Tat ubiquitination by Hdm2 enhances LTR activation Bres et al. (2003)
Tax Retro: HTLV-1 Tax ubiquitination is important for NF-κB activation Nasr et al. (2006), Harhaj et al. (2007)
Unknown Herpes: HCMV Early and late viral transcription is sensitive to proteasome inhibitors Tran et al. (2010)
Unknown Pox: vaccinia, ectromelia and cowpox Viral replication inhibited by proteasome inhibitors and ts E1 mutant Satheshkumar et al. (2009), Teale et al. (2009)
Unknown Paramyxo: HRSV Viral replication inhibited by proteasome inhibitors Lupfer and Pastey (2010)
Unknown Hepadna: hepatitis B virus (HBV) Viral replication inhibited by proteasome inhibitors Bandi et al. (2010)
Unknown Picorna: coxsackie Viral replication inhibited by proteasome inhibitors and Ub knockdown Wong et al. (2007)
E4orf6/E1B55k Adeno: Ad5 Forms complex with Cul5, which is necessary for viral mRNA transport from nucleus Blanchette et al. (2008)
Integrase Retro: HIV-1 Interacts with cellular DNA repair protein Ku70, which prevents its own proteasomal degradation, thus enhancing viral replication Zheng et al. (2011)
RTA Herpes: KSHV E3 Ub ligase activity degrades repressors, K-RBP, and Hey1 leading to lytic viral replication Yang et al. (2008), Gould et al. (2009)
ORF64 Identified as viral DUB. May be involved in lytic reactivation Gonzalez et al. (2009)
ORF64 Herpes: MHV68 Identified as viral DUB. Virus with mutated DUB cleared faster in vivo Gredmark-Russ et al. (2009)
ORF73 Associates with ElonginC/Cul5/SOCS-like complex to ubiquitinate and degrade RelA/NF-κB, which may facilitate viral persistence Rodrigues et al. (2009)
LMP2A Herpes: EBV Ubiquitinated and degraded by c-Cbl E3 Ub ligase, thereby preventing lytic replication and promoting latency Ikeda and Longnecker (2009)
LMP1 Regulates lytic replication by inducing the cellular DUB A20, which inactivates IRF7 via deubiquitination Ning and Pagano (2010)