Bullous Disease Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
Q

Striate palmoplantar keratoderma type 1

A

mutation in dsg 1

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Armadillo proteins

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plaque proteins
plakoglobin, plakophillin
Beta catenin

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3
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Ectodermal dysplasia with skin fragility

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plakophillin1

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4
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Plakoglobin

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85kDa
Naxos-mutation
Precips with dsgs in P foliaceous and vulgaris

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5
Q

Cadherins

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Calcium dependent adhesion molecules
E,P,N are classic
Dsg1,3, and desmocollin

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6
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Desmoglein 1

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160kDa

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7
Q

desmocollin

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Antigen in IgA pemphigus

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8
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Dsg1

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Antigen in P foliaceous and Ritter’s disease (SSSS)

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9
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Desmoglein 3

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130kDa

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10
Q

Transglutaminase1

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Lamellar ichthyosis

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11
Q

Transglutaminase3

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DH

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12
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Junctional EB with pyloric atrestia

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alpha-6 Beta-4 mutation

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13
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Beta4 integrin

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Ocular cicatricial pemphigoid Antigen

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14
Q

Type 1 intermediate filaments

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Acidic K9-20

Chrome 17

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15
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Type 2 intermediate filaments

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Basic 1-8

Chrome 12

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16
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Type 3 intermediate filaments

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Vimentin
glial fibrillary acidic protein
Desmin
Peripherin

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17
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Type 4 intermediate filaments

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Neurofilaments

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18
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Type 5 intermediate filaments

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Nuclear laminins

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19
Q

Type 6 intermediate filaments

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nestin

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20
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Lamin a

21
Q

Keratin 9

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Epidermolytic PPK

22
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Keratin 1 and 16

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Non epidermolytic PPK

23
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Keratin 4/13

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White sponge nevus of Cannon

24
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Keratin 3/12

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Corneal dystrophy

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Keratin 1
Ichthyosis hystrix
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Plakins
``` BPAg1 (230kDa) Plectin (500kDa) Desmoplakin 1 (250) Desmoplakin 2 (210) Envoplakin (210) Periplakin (190) ```
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EBS with muscular dystrophy
plectin
28
Paraneoplastic pemphigus
Desmo/envo/peri plakin and BPAg1 Plectin, 170kDa ag, Desmoglein1 and 2 Histo like EM and PV #1 NHL
29
Stevens Johnson Syndrome
Desmoplakin 1 and 2
30
Bullous Pemphigoid
BPAg 2 NC16A domain | BPAg1
31
Adherens Junction
``` Quick but weak adhesion, important for cell signaling E and P cadherin alpha and beta catenin Vinculin and radixin Plakoglobin ```
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Desmosomes
Slow but strong
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Laminin 5
400-440 kDa JEB, herlitz Cicatricial pemphigoid--antigen
34
Connexin 26
GJB | Vohwinkls, PPK with deaf, KID
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Connexin 30.3 and 31
EKV
36
Connexin 30
Clouston Syndrome--hidrotic ED
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BPAg2
Generalized atrophic benign EB--mutation Lichen planus pemphigoids--Antigen LInear IgA disease--part is antigen
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BPAg2-C terminal domain
Cicatricial pemphigoid, mucosal and skin
39
BPAg2-NC16A
BP and Herpes Gestastionis
40
Lamina densa
Nidogen (entactin) | Type IV collagen and heparin sulfate
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Lamina lucida
Laminin 5 and anchoring filaments
42
Granular layer
Tight junctions
43
Malignancy associated Cicatricial Pemphigoid
Laminin 5 (=epiligrin, BM600, kalinin, nicein)
44
IgA pemphigus (subcorneal pustular type)
serpiginous pustules | Against desmocollins
45
IgA pemphigus (intraepidermal neutrophilic type)
flacid bullae that enlarge peripherally to sunflower, intertriginous areas, pruritus common
46
Pemphigus vegetans Neumann type
starts and ends like PV then turn into vegetating malodorous plaques
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Pemphigus vegetans Hallopeau type
start with pustules then then turn into vegetating malodorous plaques
48
Ritters disease
Staph group 2, phage 71