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Two human serine protease genes have been cloned. One corresponds to CTLA1, the human equivalent of the mouse cytotoxic cell protease gene Ctla-1, and the other is novel. Both genes were localized to 14q11.2----q12 by in situ hybridization. This result confirms the assignment of human CTLA1 to 14q11.2----q12 and provides new mapping data for another human serine protease gene located in the same chromosome region.
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