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Lipoprotein (BIOCHEM) Flashcards

1
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Proteins that act to transport lipids

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Lipoproteins

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2
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main transport of lipoprotein

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transport Triglycerides and Cholestero

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3
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Largest and least dense

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Chylomicrons

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APO-B 48

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chylomicrons

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5
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Positive result: Floating Creamy Layer

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Chylomicrons

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6
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Also known as Pre-Beta Lipoprotein

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VLDL

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7
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Transports Endogenous triglycerides

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VLDL

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8
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Apo-B 100

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VLDL

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9
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Positive result: Turbid

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VLDL

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10
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Smallest lipoproteins but the most dense

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HDL

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11
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reference method for protein determination

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kjeldahl

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12
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violet colored complex

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biuret

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13
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most specific, preciss

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Bromcresol Purple

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14
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most commonly used dye

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Bromcresol Green

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15
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beta gamma bridging

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Hepatic cirrhosis

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16
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Gamma Spike/ Monoclonal spike

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Multiple myeloma

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17
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increased A2, Decreased A1

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Nephrotic Syndrome

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18
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Decrease A1 antotrypsin

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empysema

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19
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increased A1, A2, Beta

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inflammation

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20
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hereditary absence of Albumin

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Analbuminemia

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21
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presence of two albumin bonds

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Bisalbumin

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22
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CA 125

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Ovarian cancer

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23
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CA 15-3

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Breast Cancer

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24
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CA 19-9

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Pancreatic Cancer

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25
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CA 72-4

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Gastric Cancer

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26
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Transports Exogenous triglycerides

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Chylomicrons

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27
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Primary marker for Coronary Heart Disease

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LDL

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28
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Primary marker for Coronary Heart Disease

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LDL

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29
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Product of VLDL catabolism or remnant of VLDL

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IDL

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30
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Known as the sinking pre-B Lipoprotein

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Lp-A

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31
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Floating B Lipoprotein

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B-VLDL

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32
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Found in obstructive jaundice and LCAT deficiency

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Lp-X

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33
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Reference method for quantitation of lipoproteins

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Ultracentrifugation

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34
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what are the two formulas

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friedwald’s formula and delong’s formula

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35
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friedwald formula

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TAG/5.0 (mg/dl)

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36
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what type does hyperchylomicronemia

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type 1

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37
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what type does hypercholesterolemia

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type 2a

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38
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what type does hyperlipidemia

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type 2b

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39
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what type does dysbetalipoproteinemia

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type 3

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40
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what type does hypertriglyceridemia

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type 4

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41
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what type does hyperlipidemia

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type 5

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42
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what type is extremely elevated due to chylomicrons

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type 1

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43
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what type is elevated ldl

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type 2a

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44
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what type is the elevated presence of idl

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type 3

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45
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what type is the elevated tag due to VLDL

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type 4

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46
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complete absence of HDL

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Tangier’s disease

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47
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defective apo B synthesis and absence of VLDL, LDL and chylomicrons

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Bassen-Kornzwieg

48
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Hunter and Hurler disease

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Mucopolysaccharide disease

49
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Polymers of amino acids joined together by

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peptide bond

50
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the only element that distinguishes protein from other biomolecules

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Nitrogen

51
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Most abundant macromolecules in the body

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Protein

52
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building blocks of protein

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Amino acids

53
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simple amino acid

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Glycine

54
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hinge region

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proline

55
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start codon

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methionine

56
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stop codon

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UAG, UAA, UGA

57
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Indicator of malnutrition, binds thyroid hormones and retinol-binding protein

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Pre-albumin

58
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Binds bilirubin, steroids, fatty acids, major contributor to oncotic pressure

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albumin

59
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protease inhibitor

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a-1 antitrypsin

60
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principal fetal protein

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a-1 fetoprotein

61
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may be related to immune response

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a-1 acid glycoprotein

62
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binds free hemoglobin

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haptoglobin

63
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transport copper, peroxidase activity

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ceruloplasmin

64
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inhibits thrombin, trypsin and pepsin

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a-2 macroglobulin

65
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transport iron

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transferin

66
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binds heme

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hemopexin

67
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for immune response by promoting cell lysis

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complement

68
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precursor of fibrin

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fibrinogen

69
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for inflammation and opsonin

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c-reactive proteins

70
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protein found on CSF

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Tau protein

71
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Transporter of T4 and Retinol

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pre albumin

72
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highest concentration in plasma

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albumin

73
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it is a negative acute phase reactant

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albumin

74
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Lowest plasma Albumin can be seen in

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Nephrotic Syndrome

75
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increased albumin indicates

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dehydration

76
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major protease inhibitor

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alpha-1 antitrypsin

77
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Neutralizes trypsin- like enzymes but can destroy the alveoli leading to

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emphysema

78
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major component of a-1 globulin band

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antitrypsin

79
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Initially synthesized by fetal yolk sac and fetal liver

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fetoprotein

80
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Increased in: neural tube defects like Spina bifida, presence of twins

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fetoprotein

81
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Also known as Orosomucoid

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acid glycoprotein

82
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Greatest affinity to progesterone

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acid glycoprotein

83
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Major transporter of PSA or Prostate Specific Antigen

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chymotrypsin

84
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increased in alzheimer’s disease

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chymotrypsin

85
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increased in nephrotic syndrome

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macroglobulin

86
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2nd biggest protein next to albumin

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macroglobulin

87
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copper binding protein

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ceruloplasmin

88
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Decreased in Wilson`s disease and Menkes kinky-hair syndrome

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ceruloplasmin

89
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negative phase acute reactant

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transferrin

90
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Major component of the beta globulin fraction

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tranferrin

91
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Component of the major Human Leukocyte Antigen (MHC I)

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microglubin

92
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most abundant factor in coagulation

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fibrinogen

93
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lysis of foreign agents

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complement

94
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most abundant form in serum

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C3

95
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major acute phase reactant

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reactive protein

96
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immunoglobulins are synthesized by

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plasma cells

97
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most abundant, can cross the placenta

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IgG

98
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found in secretions

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IgA

99
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first antibody to appear

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IgM

100
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present on surface of B cells

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IgD

101
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allergic, anaphylactic and parasitic infection

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IgE

102
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nitrogen content of protein is

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16%

103
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most widely or routine used

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biuret

104
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most abundant of the coagulation factors which forms the fibrin clot.

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fibrinogen

105
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Fibrinogen is precipitated with calcium

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howe’s method

106
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Fibrinogen is precipitated with ammonium sulfate and sodium chloride

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Parfentjev method

107
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stains of protein electrophoresis

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coomassie blue, amindo black, ponceau S

108
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Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)

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Colon Cancer

109
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Alpha- fetoprotein

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liver cancer

110
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Prostate Specific Antigen

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prostate cancer

111
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acid phosphatase

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prostate cancer

112
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Beta-Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (B-HCG)

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Men- testicular cancer
Female- choriocarcinoma

113
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calcitonin

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medullary thyroid cancer

114
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Her-2/Neu

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Breast Cancer

115
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NMP 22

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Urinary Bladder Cancer

116
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Bence Jones Proteins

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Multiple Myeloma

2nd year, 1st sem (20 decks)

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