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Hertl M et al. - The present findings suggest that IgG reactivity against BP230 (i.e. the COOH terminus), and to a lesser extent against BP180, is a common finding in pruritic disorders of the elderly with a wide clinical spectrum. IgG-mediated autoimmunity against the intracellular BP230 may facilitate a chronic, inflammatory response eventually leading to full-blown BP which is presumably associated with IgG against BP180.

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