Promatrilysin (Pro-MMP7) is converted from latent form to active form by endoproteinases, and plasmin, which cleaves at the site recognizable to trypsin, is considered as the most possible physiological activator.
Plasmin cleaves at the site recognizable to trypsin, is considered as the most possible physiological activator. Promatrilysin (Pro-MMP7) is converted from the latent form to the active form by endoproteinases, and plasmin.
Promatrilysin (Pro-MMP7) is converted from the latent form to the active form by endoproteinases, and plasmin. Plasmin cleaves at the site recognizable to trypsin, is considered as the most possible physiological activator.
Promatrilysin (Pro-MMP7) is converted from the latent form to the active form by endoproteinases, and plasmin. Plasmin cleaves at the site recognizable to trypsin, is considered as the most possible physiological activator.