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Discovery of an autoinhibited conformation in mesotrypsin reveals a strategy for selective serine protease inhibition
Selective inhibition of the more than 100 S1 family serine proteases is a long-standing challenge due to their active site similarity. Mesotrypsin, implicated in cancer progression, exemplifies these difficulties; no current inhibitors achieve selectivity over other human trypsins. We found an unexp
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