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Table 1 DUB inhibitors

From: The emerging role of deubiquitinating enzymes in genomic integrity, diseases, and therapeutics

Compound

Reported activity/target

Ref.

Inhibitors containing Michael acceptors

12Δ-PGJ2

UCHL3

[139]

15Δ-PGJ2

UCHL1

[139]

G5

Broad spectrum DUB inhibition

[140]

b-AP15

USP14/UCH37

[141]

VLX1570

USP14/UCH37

[141]

AM146, RA-9 and RA-14

USP2a/USP2b/USP5/USP8

[143]

WP1130

USP5/USP9x/USP14/UCHL1/UCHL5

[144]

Eeyarestatin 1

Ataxin-3

[145]

Small inhibitors

AC17

USP14/UCH37

[142]

P022077

USP7

[146]

HBX 41, 108

USP7

[148]

HBX-19, 818

USP7

[149]

HBX-28, 258

USP7

[149]

P5091

USP7

[147]

Cpd 14

USP7/USP47

[150]

P22077

USP7/USP47

[151]

IU1

USP14

[139]

LDN-57444

UCHL1

[152]

LDN91946

UCHL1

[153]

LS1

UCHL3

[156]

PR-619

Broad spectrum DUB inhibition

[157]

15-oxospiramilactone (S3)

USP30

[158]

Clinical drugs

Pimozide

USP1

[154]

Auranofin

proteasome-associated DUBs

[155]