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Centrifugal necrotic keratoacanthoma

2007

Centrifugal necrotic keratoacanthoma is a quite rare variant of keratoacanthoma, with a locally aggressive behavior and no tendency to spontaneous involution. We report a typical case of the nasal-orbital region. Based on its clinical, histological and behavioral picture, centrifugal necrotic keratoacanthoma appears as variant of giant keratoacanthoma and can be regarded as an intermediate form in a spectrum where keratoacanthoma and overt squamous cell carcinoma represent the most benign and the most malignant end, respectively, as also highlighted by analogies between the two lesions recently reported in the field of molecular biology.

Pathologymedicine.medical_specialtyKeratoacanthomaIntermediate formlow-grade squamous cell carcinoma </i>DermatologyBiologyGiant keratoacanthomalcsh:RL1-803medicine.disease<i>Centrifugal necrotic keratoacanthomamedicinelcsh:DermatologyBasal cellkeratoacanthoma
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Interacting processes in protein coagulation

1999

A strong interest is currently focused on protein self-association and deposit. This usually involves conformational changes of the entire protein or of a fragment. It can occur even at low concentrations and is responsible for pathologies such as systemic amyloidosis, Alzheimer's and Prion diseases, and other neurodegenerative pathologies. Readily available proteins, exhibiting at low concentration self-association properties related to conformational changes, offer very convenient model systems capable of providing insight into this class of problems. Here we report experiments on bovine serum albumin, showing that the process of conformational change of this protein towards an intermedia…

Conformational changeIntermediate formbiologyChemistryBiochemistrySystemic amyloidosisProtein coagulationBiochemistryStructural Biologybiology.proteinCoagulation (water treatment)Bovine serum albuminMolecular BiologyVolume concentrationProteins: Structure, Function, and Genetics
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