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Enzymes 3

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Total cards: 17•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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ENZYMES are ELEVATED IN BLOOD due to

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●Increased membrane permeability secondary to injury / damage cells (necrosis) ●intact cells subjected to stress ●released from blocks in their metabolism or excretion ●increased rates of intracellular synthesis and subsequent diffusion of these into the circulation ●enzyme induction

#2
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6 Enzyme Classes

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Class 1 Oxidoreductases Class 2 Transferases Class 3 Hydrolases Class 4 Lyases Class 5 Isomerases Class 6 Ligases

#3
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ENZYME NOMENCLATURE

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Numerical designation for each enzyme consisting of 4 numbers separated by periods

#4
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ENZYME INHIBITION

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No inhibition - Absence of inhibitor Competitive - inhibitor binds to ACTIVE SITE Noncompetitive - inhibitor binds to ALLOSTERIC SITE Uncompetitive - inhibitor binds to E-S COMPLEX

#5
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Types of Enzyme Assay

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Endpoint Analysis Multipoint Assay Kinetic Assay

#6
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Types of Enzyme Assay Endpoint Analysis

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= reaction is initiated by the addition of substrate and allowed to proceed for a period of time = measurement of the product or substrate is done at the end of the reaction

#7
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Types of Enzyme Assay Multipoint Assay

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measures the change in concentration of the substance at several intervals during the course of the assay

#8
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Types of Enzyme Assay Kinetic Assay

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continuous measurement of change in concentration as a function of time

#9
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QC Program for Enzyme Assays

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• Strict adherence to zero-order kinetics • Proportionality studies with increments of samples • Use of pooled frozen serum or stable reference materials as controls • Replicate measurements

#10
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3 ISO enzymes of creatinine kinase

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CK1 most anodal (BB) CK2 (MB) CK3 most cathodal (MM)

#11
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Increased after after damaged muscles

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myoglobin CK AST LD

#12
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COMBINED ISOENZYME ANALYSIS RULE OUT MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (MI)

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CK-MB Absent - 100% predictive value that there refs no MI CK-MB Present & Usual LD - Both Ml and non-MI cases CK-MB Present & Flipped-LD - 100% predictive value that there is MI

#13
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Pronounced elevation of CK (5 or more times Normal)

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● Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy ●polymyositis ●dermatomyositis ●AMI

#14
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Mild or moderate elevation (2-4 times Normal) of CK

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●severe exercise, trauma, surgical procedure, IM injections ●delirium tremens, alcoholic myopathy ●MI, severe iochemic injury ●pulmonary infarction ●pulmonary edema ●hypothyroidism ●acute agitated psychoses

#15
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Isoenzyme & tissue rich in lactate dehydrogenase

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LD1 heart, brain, RBC LD2 heart, brain, RBC LD3 brain, kidney, lung LD4 liver, skeletal muscle, kidney LD5 liver, skeletal muscle, kidney

#16
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CONDITIONS AFFECTING TOTAL LD ACTIVITY Pronounced Elevation (5 or more times Normal)

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● Megaloblastic anemia ●Widespread carcinomatosis, esp. hepatic metastases ●Septic shock and hypoxia ●Hepatitis ●Renal infarction ●Thrombotic thrombocytompenic purpura

#17
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CONDITIONS AFFECTING TOTAL LD ACTIVITY Moderate Elevation (3-5 times Normal)

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● MI ●Pulmonary infarction ●Hemolytic conditions ●Leukemia ●IM ●Delirium tremens ●Muscular dystrophy