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• W2010586399 abstract "In this new century of pemphigus research, the search for novel treatments is switching from a monospecific approach, focused on immunosuppression, to a polyspecific approach that includes drugs acting on novel pathophysiologic pathways. Current research argues that acantholysis in pemphigus occurs as an active process resulting from intracellular signaling triggered as a result of IgG binding to the keratinocyte membrane antigens in a receptor-ligand fashion. Recent progress regarding the pathophysiology of pemphigus acantholysis led to, or was accompanied by, breakthrough discoveries of safer treatments. Both the identification of cell-surface receptors to acetylcholine among the nondesmoglein (Dsg) targets for pemphigus antibodies, and the elucidation of the cholinergic control of keratinocyte cell adhesion provide an explanation for the therapeutic efficacy of cholinomimetics in patients with pemphigus. In patients' skin, Fas-L, TNFalpha, and, probably, IL-1alpha act as autocrine/paracrine co-factors for anti-keratinocyte IgG. Thus, it appears that an array of interconnected signaling cascades is responsible for acantholysis and cell death in pemphigus. Future studies should define the signaling pathways mediating acantholysis that occur in individual pemphigus patients and identify the membrane proteins (receptors) triggering signaling along a specific pathway upon their ligation by autoantibodies. It will be important to determine which pathway 1) leads directly to a loss of cell-cell adhesion (primary pathway), 2) which is being activated due to cell shrinkage/detachment (secondary pathway), 3) which contributes to utilization of altered proteins and organelles (scavenging pathway), and 4) which represents the cell defense (protective pathway). To dissect out the signaling pathways originating from binding of pemphigus IgG to non-Dsg targets on the keratinocyte plasma membrane experiments should be performed in cultures of murine keratinocytes grown from the Dsg3-/- mice or human keratinocytes with the knocked-down expression of the Dsg1 and/or Dsg3 gene by the RNA interference." @default.
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• W2010586399 title "Pemphigus in the XXI Century: New life to an old story" @default.
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