Abstract

Regulation of IκB Kinase (IKK) Complex by IKKγ-dependent Phosphorylation of the T-loop and C Terminus of IKKβ

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  • I␬Bs regulate the activity of the NF-␬B transcription factors

  • RNA interference data indicate that TRAF2 and TRAF6 are required for IKK activation after T cell receptor ligation [25]

  • IKK may be down-regulated by deubiquitinating proteases such as CYLD, which associate with IKK␥ and deubiquitinate TRAF2 and TRAF6 (29 –31)

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Introduction

I␬Bs regulate the activity of the NF-␬B transcription factors. NF-␬Bs control the transcription of hundreds of genes involved in immunity, stress, and regulation of apoptosis and cellular proliferation. IKK complexes containing IKK␥ with either wild-type IKK␤ or IKK␤M10 were expressed in yeast and partially purified by gel filtration.

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