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. 2020 Jan 30;2020:5457049. doi: 10.1155/2020/5457049

Table 3.

The role of SUMOylation pathway in cerebral ischemia.

Molecular sites targeting SUMO Possible mechanisms Models References
Neuron-specific knockdown of SUMO Exacerbating functional outcome In vivo [48]
Overexpression the SUMO E2-conjugase Ubc9 Promoting neuronal differentiation and enhancing resistance In vitro [49]
SUMO-specific protease 1 (SENP1) Inhibiting SUMO1 conjugation and conferring neuroprotection In vivo [51]
URB597 Inhibiting SENP3 and attenuating chronic cerebral hypoperfusion In vivo [52]
SUMOylation of LYS590 of NCX3 f-Loop Conferring neuroprotection In vivo [54]
SUMOylation of E2-25K Inhibiting proteasome activity In vivo [55]