Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST) Flashcards

1
Q

Ast is also known as?

A. Serumgluta- oxaloacetictransaminase
B. Serum glutamic-oxaloacetictransaminase
C. Serum glutamic-pyruvic transaminase

A

B. Serum glutamic-oxaloacetictransaminase

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2
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AST

Catalyzes the transfer of an amino group between ____ and _____

A. Alanine and 2 monomer
B.alanine and pyruvic acids
C. Alanine and aspartate
D. aspartate and α-keto acids

A

D. aspartate and α-keto acids

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3
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AST
Involved in synthesis and degradation ———- ) of AA in the liver

A. anabolism & catabolism
B. y-glutamyl peptides
C. phosphomonoester bonds
D. p-nitrophenol

A

A. anabolism & catabolism

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4
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AST

For aminotransferases, the coenzyme required is _______
A. VITAMIN B12
B. VITAMIN B6
C. pyridoxal phosphate
d. hydrogen transfer enzyme

A

B AND C

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5
Q

TRUE OR FALSE AST

Enzymes does similar catalytic activity but differ in physical,
biochemical and immunologic properties

A

TRUE

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6
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most abundant and predominant AST isoenzyme in the healthy human serum

A. Cytoplasmic AST
B. Mitochondrial AST

A

A. Cytoplasmic AST

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7
Q

INCREASE In serum indicates possible cell necrosis/ severe damage to the
cell

A. Creatine Kinase (CK)
B. Mitochondrial AST
C. Lactate Dehydrogenase

A

B. Mitochondrial AST

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8
Q

After Acute Myocardial Infarction, AST levels begin to rise in____hours, peak at 24 hours and return to normal in 5 days

A. 5 TO 6 HRS
B. 6-8 HOURS
C.8 HOURS
D. 6-9 HOURS

A

B. 6-8 HOURS

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9
Q

Also ↑ in hepatocellular and skeletal muscle disease

A. AST
B.GGT
C.ALT
D.CK

A

A. AST

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10
Q

Released to greater degree in cases of chronic disorders of the liver with
progressive damage

A. AST/SGOT
B.AST/GGT
C.ALT
D.CK

A

A. AST/ SGOT

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11
Q

type of cofactor that serves as second substrate for enzymatic reaction

A

COENZYMES

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12
Q

Tightly bound enzyme to coenzyme

A

Prosthetic group

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13
Q

example of COENZYMES

A

NAD
NADP

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14
Q

NAD MEANS?

A

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide

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15
Q

IF the NAD is used as coenzymes, it will convert into 2 forms when acted
by oxidoreductase enzyme by what kind of reaction?

A

REDOX REACTION

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16
Q

REDUCED FORM

A

NADH

17
Q

OXIDIZED FORM

A

NAD without H

18
Q

WHAT METHOD IS USED FOR AST?

A. Forward Reaction
B(Oliver-Rosalki)
C. Wacker Method
D. Karmen Method

A

D. Karmen Method

19
Q

Uses malate dehydrogenase (MD) as the coupling/secondary/indicator enzyme

A.karmen method, SGOT
B. AST, Szaz Assay
C. Ast, karmen method
D. CK, Oliver-Rosalk

A

A or c

20
Q

malate dehydrogenase (MD) as the coupling/secondary/indicator enzyme and monitors decrease in absorbance at —— nm?

A. 360
B.340
C. 405-420

A

B

21
Q

KARMEN METHOD

Falsely increased enzyme activity in—— sample.

A. Icteric sample
B. Hemolyzed
C.lysed sample
D. Clotted sample

A

B. Hemolyzed

22
Q

Reference value of karmen method in AST?

A. 30-90 U/L
B. 5-30 U/L
C.5-90 U/L
D. 50-260U/L

A

A. 30-90 U/L

23
Q

Chemical reaction PRODUCT of AST

A. Malate + NAD
B. Malate + NADPH

A

A. Malate + NAD

24
Q

coupling/secondary/indicator enzyme in oxidoreductase class

A

malate dehydrogenase (MD)