Sho Hiroyasu

Assistant Professor

Osaka University

Japan

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Sho Hiroyasu is an Assistant Professor at Osaka Metropolitan University in Japan. His research focuses on autoimmune blistering diseases, inflammation, and the role of granzyme serine proteases in rheumatic conditions. Recent articles include studies on clinical characteristics of autoimmune diseases in Japan and therapeutic targets in pemphigoid diseases.

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Christopher Turner

University of South Australia

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Daisuke Tsuruta

Professor

Osaka University

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David J. Granville

The University of British Columbia

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Christine Wang

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Julian Pardo

Professor

Universidad de Zaragoza

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Hermenio Lima

Associate Clinical Professor

McMaster University

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Sho Hiroyasu

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Articles (10)

Clinical characteristics and outcomes of autoimmune blistering diseases in Japan

Granzyme serine proteases in inflammation and rheumatic diseases

Malignant syphilis in a young immunocompetent patient presenting as ulceronecrotic lesions on the lower extremities

Hereditary angioedema with normal C1 inhibitor with steroid responsiveness in a patient with psychiatric comorbidities

Pruritogens in pemphigoid diseases: Possible therapeutic targets for a burdensome symptom

Stabilization of Hemidesmosomal Proteins: A Possible Key Contributor to Wnt/β-Catenin Pathway Action in the Skin

Case of pemphigoid nodularis with immunoglobulin (Ig)G deposition accompanied by postinflammatory hypopigmentation without IgG deposition on the same forearm

Granzyme B mediates impaired healing of pressure injuries in aged skin

Granzyme B inhibition reduces disease severity in autoimmune blistering diseases

Granzyme B Contributes to Barrier Dysfunction in Oxazolone-Induced Skin Inflammation through E-Cadherin and FLG Cleavage

Collaborators (6)

Christopher Turner

Daisuke Tsuruta

David J. Granville

Christine Wang

Julian Pardo

Hermenio Lima

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