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Alternative splicing isoforms of hippostasin (PRSS20/KLK11) in prostate cancer cell lines

Hippostasin is a kallikrein‐like protease (PRSS20/KLK11), which is expressed preferentially in the hippocampus and prostate. We have reported that alternative splicing variants of human hippostasin are regulated in a tissue‐specific manner. Brain‐type hippostasin consists of 250 amino acids including a typical signal sequence, and is expressed in the brain and prostate. The prostate‐type hippostasin, which has 32 extra amino acids at the N‐terminal end, is expressed only in the prostate.