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CC2 LAB: LACTATE DEHYDROGENASE AND CREATININE KINASE Flashcards

1
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catalyzes the interconversion of lactic and pyruvic acid

A

lactate dehydrogenase

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2
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from what major class is lactate dehydrogenase

A

oxidoreductase

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3
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how many daltons does ld have

A

128 kDa

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4
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how many subunits are there in lactate dehydrogenase

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4 (tetrameric)

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5
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arrangement of isoenzymes

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LDH1
LDH2
LDH3
LDH4
LDH5

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6
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abnormal isoenzyme

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LDH6

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7
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tissue source for LDH1 to LDH5

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LDH1&2: heart, rbc
LDH3: lung, lymohocyte, spleen, pancreas
LDH4: liver
LDH5: skeletal muscle

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8
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related to heart diseases

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LDH1

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9
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related to hepatic disorders

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LDH5

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10
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most ubiquitous out of all the LDH units

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LDH3

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11
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serum row of a normal person

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LDH2>LDH1>LDH3>LDH4>LDH5

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12
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heart row of a normal person

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LDH1>LDH2>LDH3>LDH4>LDH5

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13
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substrate of lactate dehydrogenase

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alpha-hydroxybutyrate

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14
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in electrophoresis the complex is made up of

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IgA
IgG

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15
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what do you call the forward method and what is its optimal pH

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Wackers method: 8.3-8.9pH

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16
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what do you call the backward method and what is its optimal pH

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wroblewski la due method: 7.1-7.9pH

16
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LD should be stored at RT within

16
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most labile LD

16
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associated with atp regeneration in contractile or transport system

A

creatinine kinase

16
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LD isoenzyme analysis should be stored at RT and analyzed within

A

24hrs of collection

17
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LDH changes after how many days of storage of serum at rt

17
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from what major class is creatinine kinase

A

transferases

17
Q

ck3

A

cardiac and skeletal muscles

18
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ck1

18
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ck2

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cardiac muscles

19
Q

fastest to migrate toward anode

20
Q

slowest mobility

21
Q

major isoenzyme in the sera of healthy people that is located in the striated muscles

22
Q

present in small quantities in the sera of healthy people

23
Q

undetectable to trace in healthy people

24
Q

detection of AK in hemolyzed samples

A

electrophoresis

25
Q

migrate to a position midway between ck-mb and ck-mm

A

adenylate kinase

26
Q

migrate to a point cathodal to ck-mm

A

mitochondrial-ck

27
Q

exhange of ions between columns or is separated into columns

A

ion-exchange chromatography

28
Q

coupled-enzyme activity is a change in A at what absorbance

29
Q

measure concentration rather than activity

A

radioimmunoassay

30
Q

forward reaction in cea and what pH

A

tanzer-gilvarg method
9.0pH

31
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reverse reaction in cea and what pH

A

oliver rosalki method
6.8pH

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