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Ab in ocular cicatricial pemphigoid
beta-4-integrin
Ab in cicatricial pemphigoid assoc with malignancy
Laminin 5
Ab in bullous pemphigoid
BPAg1
Ab in H. gestationis & bullous pemphigoid
BPAg2-NC16A
EB Simplex w/ muscular dystrophy has what mutation?
plectin
Differences in pustules for erythema toxicum neonatorum, acropustulosis of infancy, and transient neonatal pustular melanosis?
ETN = appear w/in 48 hours = numerous EOS
Acropustulosis = 3-4months = neutrophils
Transient Neonatal pustular melanosis = sterile subcorneal pustules
Eponym and defect for Congenital erythropoietic porphyria
Gunther's disease
Defect: uroporphyrinogen synthetase II
(converts hydroxymethylbilane to uroporphyriogen III)
Red teeth & immediate photosensitivity during infancy
MW of Desmoglein 3?
130kDa
MW of Desmoglein 1?
160 kDa
MW of Plectin
500 kDa
MW of Desmoplakin I ?
250 kDa
MW of Desmoplakin II ?
210 kDa
MW of BPAg1?
230 kDa
MW of Envoplakin?
210 kDa
MW of Periplakin?
190 kDa
MW of Desmocollin 1?
110/100 kDa
Chronic bullous dz of childhood is believed to be a variant of what?
Linear IgA bullous disease
(ab to 97kDa antigen that is part of BPAg2)
Herpes gestationis is assoc with what other diseases?
Grave's Dz & choriocarcinoma
Recurs with successive pregnancies
What is defective in junctional EB?
Laminin 5
What is defective in junctional EB w/ pyloric atresia?
alpha-6-beta-integrin
Antigen in Linear IgA?
97kDa part of BPAg2
BPAG2 is aka?
Collagen XVII (17)
BP180
What is the antigen in EBA?
autoantigen is type VII collagen which is an ANCHORING FIBRIL in the sublamina densa
-- bottom half of the salt split skin
EBA has what antibodies? salt-split abs? DIF?
Type VII collagen
sub-epidermal blister (pauci-inflammatory)
DIF shows linear IgG at the basement membrane
Salt-split skin shows antibodies at the floor
What is endemic PF called and what is the vector?
Fogo Selvagem, Black Fly (Simulium pruinosum)
>50% with anti Dsg1 Ab
What are Cadherins?
Ca2+ dependent cell to cell adhesion molecules; formation and maintenance of tissue integrity
Compare and contrast Adherens Junction vs Desmosomes
Adherens junction: anchor actin filaments, quick/weak adhesion, made of classic cadherins (alpha and beta catenin), has plakoglobin

Desmosomes anchor keratin filaments, slow/strong adhesion, have desmosomal cadherins, and include plakophilin/desmplakin/plakoglobin
Name the proteins in the armadillo family
Plakoglobin
Plakophilin
B-catenin
Name the members of the Plakin Family
Desmoplakin I (250kD)
Desmoplakin II (210 kD)
Periplakin (190kD)
Envoplain (210kD)
BPAg1 (230 kD)
Plectin (500kD)
What is the DIF pattern in PV?
Intercellular IgG
"Chicken-wire fence"
(similar in PF, Pemphigus erythematosus, P vegetans)
What is the Indirect IF for PV?
Anti-Dsg 3 only in lower epidermis
- Monkey esophagus
What is the substrate for indirect IF for Pemphigus foliaceous?
Guinea Pig esophagus
Eponym for Pemphigus Erythematosus
Senear-Usher Syndrome
(localized variant of PF)
What is Most Common malignancy associated with Paraneoplastic Pemphigus?
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma (42%)
CLL (29%)
Castleman's Disease (10%)
-- this is the most common associated tumor in children, adolescents
Thymomas, spindle cell CA, Waldenstrom's (6% each)
What is the most common clinical feature of paraneoplastic pemphigus?
intractable stomatitis
What is the DIF pattern in IgA pemphigus?
IgA deposition on keratinocyte surfaces
SPD: upper epidermal surfaces (IgA1 Ab recognize desmocollin1 - 110kDa)
IEN: throughout epidermis -- target is IgA autoab to DSG1 and 3
What lab test is useful for monitoring disease in pemphigus?
ELISA (parallels disease activity)
What is the gold standard for dx of pemphigus?
demonstration of IgG autoAb against keratinocyte cell surface
What substrate is used for indirect IF for PNP?
rat bladder (specifically anti plakin ab)
What is the autoantigen in DH?
Epidermal transglutaminase (TGM3)
What antibodies correlate with degree of gluten-sensitive enteropathy?
Anti-endomysial IgA antibody (tissue transglutaminase)
What is the most common autoimmune thyroid disease associated with DH?
- Hashimoto's thyroiditis (~50%)
- followed by lymphoma (enteropathy-associated T-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma)
- IDDM
What is recommended treatments for DH? Which one lowers risk of lymphoma?
Gluten-free diet lowers risk of lymphoma (rice, corn, oats OK)
Dapsone helps, but does not improve intestinal pathology or decrease risk of small bowel lymphoma.
What HLA types are associated with BP?
Caucasians: HLA DQB1*0301
Japanese: DRB1*04, DRB1*1101, DQB1*0302
What is the most common autoimmune blistering disease?
Bullous Pemphigoid
What are the targets of the autoAb in BP?
BP antigen 1 (BPAG1): 230 kD
BP antigen 2 (BPAG2, type XVII collagen): 180 kD
-- Almost all have autoab to BP180 (NC16A domain)
What is the autoAb in Gestational Pemphigoid?
autoAb agst BP180 (NC16A region)
aka pemphigoid gestationis, herpes gestationis
(Variant of BP)
Is there an increased risk of prematurity with H gestationis?
Yes!
Rash begins in 2nd-3rd trimester, uncommon after delivery, resolves spontaneously.
What is the associated HLA with H. gestationis?
HLA-DR3 or DR4
What are the causes of drug induced BP?
DAMP Napkin:
D actinomycin/Diuretics (Lasix/aldosterone antagonist)
Amoxicillin/Analgesics (Phenacetin)
MTX
Peniciliamine/Potassium Iodide
Neuroleptics
Also: Gold, captopril
What is the DIF in BP?
fine linear IgG or C3 along BM
What AutoAb correlates with disease severity in BP?
Serum IgG and IgE autoAb to BP180 correlates with disease severity
What HLA is associated with Cicatricial Pemphigoid (aka Benign Mucous Membrane Pemphigoid, ocular pemphigus, scarring pemphigoid)?
HLA DQw7
What is the DIF pattern in cicatricial pemphigoid?
continuous linear IgG +/- C3 along BMZ (perilesional bx); high titers of IgG in patients with worse disease
What is the indirect IF seen in cicatricial pemphigoid?
most Ab that bind to roof; antilaminin 5 binds to floor
What is the Ab in EBA?
IgG Ab to NC1 domain (145kDa) of type VII collagen (anchoring fiBrils);
What HLA is associated with EBA?
Korean: DRB1*13
Caucasians, AA: DRB1*1501, DR5
What is the most common systemic association with EBA?
IBD: most frequent association with Crohn's disease
Others: Myeloma, SLE, RA, thyroiditis, DM
What is DIF in EBA?
Linear band along BMZ (IgG)
SSS: dermal side (floor) of split
EM: cleavage in sublamina densa