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Can KLK7 be used to treat skin inflammation?
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Source: L. Furio and A. Hovnanian: Loss of kallikrein
inhibition in Netherton syndrome, Biol. Chem. 2014; 395(9): 945–958
Multiple publications show the importance of controlling KLK7, a serine protease, in healthy skin tissues. Notably, there are multiple products targeting KLK7 for the treatment of dermatological disorders.