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Single-subunit E3 Ligases

These single subunit E3 ligases are capable of ubiquitinating protein substrates in vitro when supplied with ubiquitin, E1, an appropriate E2, and ATP. These include enzymes from the RING, U-box, HECT and RBR class E3’s.

cIAP-1/HIAP-2Livin alpha/BIRC7Parkin
cIAP-2/HIAP-1MDM2/HDM2 
E6AP/UBE3ANEDD4 

Multi-subunit E3 Ligase Complexes

Many E3 ligases are assembled from multiple subunits, in many cases consisting of a substrate receptor, an adaptor(s), a cullin and a RING. These include enzymes from Skp-Cul1-Fbox, Elongin-Cul2/5-SOCS box, DCAF-Cul4 and others E3 classes. Some products are capable of ubiquitinating protein substrates in vitro when supplied with ubiquitin, E1, an appropriate E2, and ATP. Others are purified substrate receptors for use in binding studies.

CUL1/RBX1CUL4A/RBX1/DDB1/CRBNSKP1/FBXO7/CUL1/RBX1
CUL2/RBX1CUL5/RBX2VHL/ELOB/ELOC/CUL2/RBX1
CUL3/RBX2DDB1/CRBN 
CUL4A/RBX1Elongin B/C-VHL 

Accessory Proteins

Accessory proteins include E3 ligase co-factors such as kinases and heat shock proteins. Also included are E3 ligase substrates and proteins for research in aggresomal disorders.

BRD4HSP90 alphaTau
HSP40/DNAJB1PINK1TDP-43/TARDBP
HSP70/HSPA1Aalpha-SynucleinViral HPV E6

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