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Clinically important enzymes

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Amylase is sourced from

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the pancreas and salivary glands; splits starch into sugars at alpha linkages.

#2
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(amylase method) Amyloclastic

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Amylase acts on starch substance. Use iodine to determine amount of substrate remaining.

#3
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The oldest amylase method or classic reference method is

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Sacharogenic, determines amount of sugar produced (product)

#4
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The method in which amylase hydrolyzes insoluble dye/starch complex increasing absorbance is

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Chromogenic; increase in color intensity proportional to amylase activity

#5
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The amylase method which includes the coupling of several enzyme systems by a continuous monitoring technique is called.

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Kinetic method (340nm) optimal pH 6.9

#6
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Which enzyme hydrolyzes ester linkages of fats to produce alcohols and fatty acids?

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Lipases

#7
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High lipase along with decreased calcium is a

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bad prognosis as it indicates that calcium was combined into Ca+ soaps due to high amount of liberated fatty acids.

#8
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(lipase method) Turbidimetric

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Simpler and faster method. Lipase hydrolyzes fatty emulsion- decrease in absorbance. Stable substrates are difficult to find- often use triolein. Bilirubin falsely increases values.

#9
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Colorimetric

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Coupled reactions with enzymes such as glycerol kinase peroxidase

#10
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Regan and Nagao is

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an ALP that is a placental like fetal form which occurs in 3-15% of cancer patients.

#11
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Macro Ck is comprised of

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CK-BB complexed with IgA and IgG

#12
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Mitochondrial Ck is bound to

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Exterior surface of inner mitochondrial membranes of muscle brain and liver

#13
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What has to occur to see mitochondrial CK?

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extensive tissue damage

#14
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RBCs are rich in

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Adenylate kinase which reacts with ADP to produce ATP which participates in assay enzyme reaction, falsely elevating CK levels.

#15
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GGT is involved in

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peptide and protein synthesis regulation of tissue glutathione levels transport of amino acids across cell membranes

#16
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GGT can be helpful differentiating

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Source of elevated ALP, as GGT is normal in skeletal disorders and during pregnancy.

#17
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GGT is lower in females because

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of the suppression of enzyme activity resulting from estrogenic or pregestational hormones.

#18
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Which enzyme has marked elevations for acute lymphoblastic leukemia

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LDH

#19
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LDH forward reaction

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Slower ; Lactate to pyruvate

#20
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LDH reverse reaction

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Faster: pyruvate to lactate

#21
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LDH reactions referred to as

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Wacker method

#22
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LDH isoenzyme’s structure includes:

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M and H subunits with 4 chains

#23
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LDH 1 and LDH 2 are greatest in

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Heart and RBCs

#24
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LDH 4 and LDH 5 are greatest in

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Liver and skeletal muscle