1S [LEC]: Enzymes (AST, ALT, ALP, ACP) Flashcards
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AST & ALT measurement uses ___ as coenzyme
Pyridoxal phosphate
Decreased AST occurs in the case of ___
Uremia
An increase in both AST & ALT can be a sign of what condition?
Viral hepatitis
A four-fold increase in AST may be a sign of what condition?
Cirrhosis
AST isoenzyme that is predominant in the serum
Cell cytoplasm AST
AST isoenzyme predominant during necrosis
Mitochondrial AST
Reference range of AST
5-35 U/L
Onset of CK-MB
4-8 hrs
Peak of CK-MB
12-24 hrs
Duration of elevation of CK-MB
2-4 days
Onset of AST
8-12 hrs
Peak of AST
24 hrs
Duration of elevation of AST
5 days
Onset of LD
12-24 hrs
Peak of LD
72 hrs
Duration of onset of LD
10 days
A more specific enzyme to the liver that catalyzed the transfer of an amino group to a-ketoglutarate
Alanine aminotransferase
Tissue sources of ALT
Liver, cardiac tissue
Enzyme affected in infectious mononucleosis
ALT
T/F: ALT is relatively unaffected by hemolysis
True
Reference range of ALT
7-45 U/L
Activators required in ALP
Mg2+, Mn2+
Optimal pH of ALP
9-10
Major tissue sources of ALP
Liver
Bone
Placenta
Intestine