Alternatively, SIRT2 regulates the reversible acetylation of PHGDH through TIP60 and promotes the binding of PHGDH and RNF5 to induce PHGDH degradation, which reduces the serine and glycine levels and disturbs redox homeostasis, thereby inhibiting breast cancer cell proliferation [133]. This evidence concerns the gene PHGDH and breast carcinoma.