Original paper
Biochemical characterization of human tissue kallikrein 15 and examination of its potential role in cancer
Abstract
Human tissue kallikrein 15 (KLK15) is the last cloned member of the KLK-related gene family. Despite being implicated in multiple cancers, its pathophysiological role remains unknown. We aimed to biochemically characterize KLK15 and preliminarily study its role in cancer.Recombinant KLK15 protein was produced, purified to homogeneity and quantified by mass spectrometry (parallel reaction monitoring analysis). We profiled the enzymatic activity...
Paper Details
Title
Biochemical characterization of human tissue kallikrein 15 and examination of its potential role in cancer
Published Date
Aug 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
58
Pages
108 - 115
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