… VII collagen IgG is pathogenic (ie, capable of inducing subepidermal blisters) in vivo represents
a noteworthy advance in our understanding of this disease. Specific questions raised by …

… Growing pathogenic knowledge has elucidated serological and clinical pictures
heterogeneity and at the same time increased the therapeutic armentarium for these partly life-…

… autoimmune and non-autoimmune bullous skin diseases. In autoimmune bullous diseases,
pathogenic … role in the pathogenesis of non-immune bullous skin diseases. Both these …

… of autoimmune bullous diseases is the detection of autoantibodies in patients' epidermis or
mucosal epithelium. Autoantibodies production in bullous diseases results as a pathogenic …

… Linear IgA dermatosis is the most common autoimmune blistering disease in children. It can
… Autoantibodies have been shown to play a major role in the pathogenesis of pemphigus, BP…

… The use of skin substrates deficient in basement membrane molecules for the diagnosis
of subepidermal autoimmune bullous disease. Eur J Dermatol EJD. (1998) 8:83–5. …

… autoimmune diseases Pemphigus The term pemphigus defines a group of autoimmune
interepithelial blistering diseases … ), and by the presence of pathogenic (predominantly IgG) …

… Over the past four decades, our knowledge of the pathophysiology of AIBDs has been
greatly advanced by demonstrating that passive transfer of antibodies against skin antigens can …

… increase awareness of the rare autoimmune blistering diseases, … features of autoimmune
bullous diseases and the molecular … -specific autoimmune diseases associated with pathogenic …

… The pemphigoid group of autoimmune bullous diseases includes BP, pemphigoid …
Current data suggest an autoimmune pathogenesis where hormones are also involved. The …