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1. Different trigger mechanisms can apparently induce the typical acantholysis.

2. The diagnosis depends on the presence of acantholysis on the anatomopathological examination.

3. Canatharidin-acantholysis has been investigated autoradiographically in the human epidermis in vitro.

4. Partial acantholysis was obtained by incubation with trypsin followed by citric acid.

5. Acantholysis is observed in the suprabasal region after the disappearance of intercellular bridges.

6. Histological hallmarks of IgA pemphigus are epidermal acantholysis, subcorneal or intraepidermal pustulosis, and neutrophilic infiltration.

7. More investigations should be needed to explain the exact role of complement in pemphigus acantholysis.

8. Histopathological examination revealed acanthosis and, in particular, acantholysis and dyskeratosis in the basal and suprabasal epidermal layers.

9. A skin biopsy showed focal suprabasal acantholysis, dyskeratosis up to the horny layer and in part parakeratotic hyperkeratosis.

10. This disease is characterized by a deposit of immunoglobulins in the membrane of epithelial cells thus causing acantholysis.

11. Pemphigus autoantibodies, bound in the epidermis during different stages of acantholysis, were demonstrated with a new techniques for immunoelectron microscopy.

12. The epidermal changes induced by cantharidin and pemphigus-acantholysis are based on fundamentally different pathogenetic mechanisms and, therefore, not comparable.

13. Histopathology shows subcorneal acantholysis with clefting and numerous neutrophils within the blister as well as in the edematous papillary dermis.

14. Pustulation therefore is not a result of acantholysis, but of cytolysis of single granular cells with subsequent invasion of the granulocytes.

15. “Foreign cell acantholysis” is defined as a special type of microacantholysis that occurs in the epidermis in the course of exocytosis.

16. The foreign cell acantholysis is independent of spongiosis (microacantholysis caused by intercellular edema) which in many cases exists at the same time.

17. In pemphigus the intercellular spaces are primarily widened and, after the disappearance of desmosomes, the cells separate in toto. This process represents true acantholysis.

18. In spite of the clinical differences, the histopathological examination – with filiform elongated rete ridges and acantholysis – confirmed the diagnosis of Galli-Galli disease in both cases.

19. Above the cohesive basal cell layer the prickle cells solved from each other by acantholysis; so, by cleavage formation the tumor mimiced structures of sudaporious glands.

20. The phenomenon of foreign cell acantholysis gives further support to the widely accepted hypothesis that desmosomes and tonofilaments are no static structures but a system undergoing continuous functional changes.

21. However, if the horny layer was completely removed to the granular layer before incubation, the proteolytic enzymes—especially in washing powder—induced an acantholysis-like decomposition of the epidermis.

22. IgA pemphigus is a rare intraepidermal autoimmune disease characterized by the presence of intercellular IgA deposits, intraepidermal acantholysis with infiltration of neutrophils, and circulating IgA autoantibodies against keratinocyte cell surface components.

23. Grover described a clinicopathologic entity characterized by pruritic keratotic papules and papulovesicles predominantly on the trunk, disappearing spontaneously after a few weeks or months and demonstrating the histological features of epidermal acantholysis.

24. Both entities are characterized by high proliferation and Ki-67 index of 20%. β-catenin (cell-cell adhesive protein) loses its primary membrane-bound localization and can explain the histologic pattern of acantholysis.

25. It is concluded that, in contrast to a widely accepted view, the epidermal alterations induced by cantharidin do not represent true acantholysis and are, therefore, not suited to serve as experimental model for studies on acantholytic disease processes.

26. A mutation on one copy of the gene causes only half of this necessary protein to be made and the cells of the skin do not adhere together properly due to malformation of intercellular desmosomes, causing acantholysis, blisters and rashes.

27. Grover's disease is a rare temporary skin disorder that consists of small, firm, raised red lesions on the skin. Under a microscope one finds separation of closely connected cells in the skin's outer layers (acantholysis) that can be identified by a dermatologist.

28. Isolated tumors of epidermis with dyskeratosis and acantholysis of various degrees can be classified into three groups: a) Keratosis senilis (K.s.) with dyskeratosis of darier's type, b) so called warty dyskeratoma or dyskeratosis follicularis isolata and c) Carcinoma dyskeratoticum segregans (c.d.s.) as the malignant variety.

29. Disclosure of the use of FasL antagonists, e.g. of humanized antibodies directed against human Fas ligands (also named CD95L or Apo1L and hereinafter abbreviated as FasL) for the prevention and/or treatment of skin diseases associated with keratinocytes acantholysis, particularly for the prevention and/or treatment of pemphigus.

30. The present invention refers to the use of FasL antagonists, e.g. of humanized antibodies directed against human Fas ligands (also named CD95L or Apo1L and hereinafter abbreviated as FasL) for the prevention and/or treatment of skin diseases associated with keratinocytes acantholysis, particularly for the prevention and/or treatment of pemphigus.

31. Special types include the very rare adenoid SCC with pseudoglandular structures as the result of acantholysis, the biphasic adenosquamous carcinoma with differentiation as SCC and adenocarcinoma, the biphasic basaloid squamous carcinoma with a structure as SCC and solid basaloid carcinoma (analogous to the solid type of adenoid-cystic carcinoma) and the poorly differentiated mucoepidermoid carcinoma (grade III) with biphasic structure of undifferentiated epidermoid and intermediate cells as well as inclusion of small groups of mucous-producing goblet cells.