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Borradori L et al. – The authors findings indicate that the proposed Dsg compensation theory cannot always explain the clinical phenotype, changes in which may occur without apparent modification of the autoantibody profile and antibody specificity. Hence, additional factors, such as Fcgamma–dependent neutrophil activation, may critically affect the clinical presentation of pemphigus.

   

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