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Ab in ocular cicatricial pemphigoid
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beta-4-integrin
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Ab in cicatricial pemphigoid assoc with malignancy
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Laminin 5
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Ab in bullous pemphigoid
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BPAg1
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Ab in H. gestationis & bullous pemphigoid
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BPAg2-NC16A
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EB Simplex w/ muscular dystrophy has what mutation?
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plectin
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Differences in pustules for erythema toxicum neonatorum, acropustulosis of infancy, and transient neonatal pustular melanosis?
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ETN = appear w/in 48 hours = numerous EOS
Acropustulosis = 3-4months = neutrophils Transient Neonatal pustular melanosis = sterile subcorneal pustules |
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Eponym and defect for Congenital erythropoietic porphyria
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Gunther's disease
Defect: uroporphyrinogen synthetase II (converts hydroxymethylbilane to uroporphyriogen III) Red teeth & immediate photosensitivity during infancy |
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MW of Desmoglein 3?
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130kDa
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MW of Desmoglein 1?
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160 kDa
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MW of Plectin
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500 kDa
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MW of Desmoplakin I ?
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250 kDa
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MW of Desmoplakin II ?
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210 kDa
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MW of BPAg1?
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230 kDa
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MW of Envoplakin?
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210 kDa
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MW of Periplakin?
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190 kDa
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MW of Desmocollin 1?
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110/100 kDa
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Chronic bullous dz of childhood is believed to be a variant of what?
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Linear IgA bullous disease
(ab to 97kDa antigen that is part of BPAg2) |
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Herpes gestationis is assoc with what other diseases?
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Grave's Dz & choriocarcinoma
Recurs with successive pregnancies |
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What is defective in junctional EB?
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Laminin 5
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What is defective in junctional EB w/ pyloric atresia?
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alpha-6-beta-integrin
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Antigen in Linear IgA?
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97kDa part of BPAg2
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BPAG2 is aka?
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Collagen XVII (17)
BP180 |
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What is the antigen in EBA?
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autoantigen is type VII collagen which is an ANCHORING FIBRIL in the sublamina densa
-- bottom half of the salt split skin |
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EBA has what antibodies? salt-split abs? DIF?
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Type VII collagen
sub-epidermal blister (pauci-inflammatory) DIF shows linear IgG at the basement membrane Salt-split skin shows antibodies at the floor |
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What is endemic PF called and what is the vector?
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Fogo Selvagem, Black Fly (Simulium pruinosum)
>50% with anti Dsg1 Ab |
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What are Cadherins?
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Ca2+ dependent cell to cell adhesion molecules; formation and maintenance of tissue integrity
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Compare and contrast Adherens Junction vs Desmosomes
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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 |
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Name the proteins in the armadillo family
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Plakoglobin
Plakophilin B-catenin |
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Name the members of the Plakin Family
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Desmoplakin I (250kD)
Desmoplakin II (210 kD) Periplakin (190kD) Envoplain (210kD) BPAg1 (230 kD) Plectin (500kD) |
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What is the DIF pattern in PV?
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Intercellular IgG
"Chicken-wire fence" (similar in PF, Pemphigus erythematosus, P vegetans) |
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What is the Indirect IF for PV?
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Anti-Dsg 3 only in lower epidermis
- Monkey esophagus |
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What is the substrate for indirect IF for Pemphigus foliaceous?
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Guinea Pig esophagus
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Eponym for Pemphigus Erythematosus
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Senear-Usher Syndrome
(localized variant of PF) |
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What is Most Common malignancy associated with Paraneoplastic Pemphigus?
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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) |
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What is the most common clinical feature of paraneoplastic pemphigus?
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intractable stomatitis
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What is the DIF pattern in IgA pemphigus?
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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 |
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What lab test is useful for monitoring disease in pemphigus?
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ELISA (parallels disease activity)
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What is the gold standard for dx of pemphigus?
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demonstration of IgG autoAb against keratinocyte cell surface
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What substrate is used for indirect IF for PNP?
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rat bladder (specifically anti plakin ab)
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What is the autoantigen in DH?
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Epidermal transglutaminase (TGM3)
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What antibodies correlate with degree of gluten-sensitive enteropathy?
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Anti-endomysial IgA antibody (tissue transglutaminase)
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What is the most common autoimmune thyroid disease associated with DH?
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- Hashimoto's thyroiditis (~50%)
- followed by lymphoma (enteropathy-associated T-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma) - IDDM |
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What is recommended treatments for DH? Which one lowers risk of lymphoma?
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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. |
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What HLA types are associated with BP?
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Caucasians: HLA DQB1*0301
Japanese: DRB1*04, DRB1*1101, DQB1*0302 |
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What is the most common autoimmune blistering disease?
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Bullous Pemphigoid
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What are the targets of the autoAb in BP?
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BP antigen 1 (BPAG1): 230 kD
BP antigen 2 (BPAG2, type XVII collagen): 180 kD -- Almost all have autoab to BP180 (NC16A domain) |
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What is the autoAb in Gestational Pemphigoid?
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autoAb agst BP180 (NC16A region)
aka pemphigoid gestationis, herpes gestationis (Variant of BP) |
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Is there an increased risk of prematurity with H gestationis?
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Yes!
Rash begins in 2nd-3rd trimester, uncommon after delivery, resolves spontaneously. |
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What is the associated HLA with H. gestationis?
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HLA-DR3 or DR4
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What are the causes of drug induced BP?
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DAMP Napkin:
D actinomycin/Diuretics (Lasix/aldosterone antagonist) Amoxicillin/Analgesics (Phenacetin) MTX Peniciliamine/Potassium Iodide Neuroleptics Also: Gold, captopril |
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What is the DIF in BP?
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fine linear IgG or C3 along BM
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What AutoAb correlates with disease severity in BP?
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Serum IgG and IgE autoAb to BP180 correlates with disease severity
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What HLA is associated with Cicatricial Pemphigoid (aka Benign Mucous Membrane Pemphigoid, ocular pemphigus, scarring pemphigoid)?
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HLA DQw7
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What is the DIF pattern in cicatricial pemphigoid?
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continuous linear IgG +/- C3 along BMZ (perilesional bx); high titers of IgG in patients with worse disease
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What is the indirect IF seen in cicatricial pemphigoid?
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most Ab that bind to roof; antilaminin 5 binds to floor
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What is the Ab in EBA?
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IgG Ab to NC1 domain (145kDa) of type VII collagen (anchoring fiBrils);
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What HLA is associated with EBA?
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Korean: DRB1*13
Caucasians, AA: DRB1*1501, DR5 |
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What is the most common systemic association with EBA?
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IBD: most frequent association with Crohn's disease
Others: Myeloma, SLE, RA, thyroiditis, DM |
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What is DIF in EBA?
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Linear band along BMZ (IgG)
SSS: dermal side (floor) of split EM: cleavage in sublamina densa |