“…Several structures of different constructs of these proteins ( 126 , 127 , 128 , 129 ) ( Table 1 ), along with biochemical studies, have allowed elucidation of some critical aspects of the various catalytic steps involved in recognition of Ub by the mART domain and those involved in recognition of Ub-ADPR by the PDE domain. The initial discovery of the five substrates: Rtn4 (reticulon 4) Rab1a, Rab6a, Rab30, and Rab33b ( 29 , 122 ), was quickly followed by the understanding that the SidE proteins are tolerant of any serine that is a part of an unstructured/flexible region, provided it can be accommodated in the PDE active site ( 127 , 130 , 131 ). Since SidE proteins are known to colocalize with the LCV, it seems likely that the SidE enzymes target their substrates by proximity-based selection rather than by sequence specificity.…”