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OTHER LIVER ENZYMES Flashcards

1
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Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) is also known as

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Alkaline orthophosphoric monoester phosphohydrolase

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2
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Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) catalyze hydrolysis of various _______ at pH

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phosphomonoesters, alkaline pH of 9-10

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3
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ALP liberate _______ from an ________ with production of _____

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inorganic phosphate, organic phosphate ester, alcohol

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4
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ALP requires ____ activator

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Mg2+ activator

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5
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Among healthy individuals, most of the ALP is derived from the _________

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liver and the bone (osteoblast)

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6
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ALP major tissue sources

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Liver, Bones (osteoblast), Intestine, Placenta, Kidneys

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7
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Elevated ALP can be used for evaluation of _________ and ________

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hepatobiliary and bone disorders

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8
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Based on molar absorptivity of p-Nitrophenol

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BOWERS & McCOMB

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9
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BOWERS & McCOMB absorbance is measured at

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405 nm (yellow)

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10
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Methods that has β-glycero-phosphate as substrate and Inorganic PO4+ Glycerol as product

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(1-4) Bodansky, Shinowara,
Jones, Reinhart

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11
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Methods that has p-nitrophenyl phosphate as substrate and p-nitrophenol (yellow) as end product

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(5) Bessy, Lowry & Brock
(6) Bowers & McComb

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12
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King and Armstrong substrate and end product

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Substrate: Phenyl phosphate
End Product: Phenol

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13
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ALP reference range

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Adult: 30-90 u/L
0-3 Months: 70-220 u/L
3-10 Years: 50-260 u/L
10-Puberty: 60-295 u/L***

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14
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Tests for ALP isoenzymes

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Electrophoresis, Chemical Inhibition, & Heating

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15
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suppresses the activity of certain enzyme so that specific isoenzyme is measured

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Chemical Inhibitors

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16
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5 ALP isoenzymes

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Liver ALP
Bone ALP
Placental ALP
Carcinoplacental ALP
INTESTINAL ALP

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17
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The most anodic/ fastest to migrate ALP isoenzyme

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LIVER ALP

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18
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Liver ALP is increased in ____

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hepatobiliary/ liver diseases

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19
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2 fraction of ALP isoenzyme

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  1. Fast liver (a1) band
  2. Major liver band
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20
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Liver ALP fraction for fast migration to the anode

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Fast liver (a1) band

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21
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liver ALP fraction that is contributing to the abundance of ALP in the circulation among healthy individual

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Major liver band

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22
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Liver ALP inhibitor

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Levamisole reagent

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23
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2nd most anodic/ fastest ALP isoenzyme

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BONE ALP

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24
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Bone ALP is HEAT ______ fraction; readily denatured (significantly decreased in ____)

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HEAT LABILE, 56degC

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25
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Bone ALP is increased in _______, _________-, and physiological _______

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bone disease, healing of bone fractures, and physiological bone growth

26
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Pathologic: Osteitis deformans/ Paget’s disease – ______deformity, the rate of bone resorption is _______; osteoclast activity is increased =

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osteoclast, increased, Inc. ALP

27
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Bone ALP inhibitors

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Levamisole & 3M urea

28
Q

3rd most anodic ALP isoenzyme

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PLACENTAL ALP

29
Q

PLACENTAL ALP most HEAT _____ fraction

A

HEAT STABLE

30
Q

PLACENTAL ALP increased in pregnancy; _______ week of
gestation

31
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Placental ALP is associated with _______

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malignancy/ cancer (Carcinoplacental ALP)

32
Q

Placental ALP inhibitor

A

Phenylalanine

33
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1 - Regan ALP/ Bone ALP co-migrator is Most HEAT ______ ALP – when serum sample is heated at _______ , Regan ALP is still intact and functiona

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HEAT STABLE ALP
65°C for 30 minutes

34
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1- Regan ALP/ Bone ALP co-migrator is increased in

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Lung, Breast, & Gynecological cancer

35
Q

1- Regan ALP/ Bone ALP co-migrator inhibitor

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Phenylalanine

36
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1- Nagao ALP is increased in

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Adenocarcinoma of the Pancreas and Bile Duct, & Pleural cancer

37
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4th most anodic/ slowest moving fraction ALP isoenzyme

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INTESTINAL ALP

37
Q

1- Nagao ALP inhibitors

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Phenylalanine & L-leucine

38
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INTESTINAL ALP is increased in conditions:
Physiologic
Pathologic

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Physiologic: px with blood type B or O, increased when fatty meal is consumed
Pathologic: GIT disorders

38
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INTESTINAL ALP inhibitors

A

Phenylalanine

39
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Heat Stability is used to differentiate ____ and ____ ALP isoenzymes

A

liver and bone

40
Q

Total ALP elevations by Liver or Bone ALP is differentiated by heating of serum at ______

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56°C for 10 minutes

41
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From most heat stable to most heat labile/ unstable ALP isoenzyme

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(1) Placental, (2) Intestinal, (3) Liver, (4) Bone

42
Q

Heat Stability
Liver ALP: ALP residual activity is decreased to ______
Bone ALP: ALP residual activity is decreased to ______

43
Q

Acid Phosphatase (ACP) is also known as

A

Acid orthophosphoric monoester phosphohydrolase

44
Q

Acid Phosphatase (ACP) catalyze hydrolysis of various phosphomonoesters at an _____

45
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ACP major sources

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Nonspecific; Prostate gland (men), RBC, Platelets, Bones (osteoclast)

46
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To differentiate the prostatic form from the non-specific form like RBC acid, ______ are added

A

inhibitors

47
Q

inhibits specific prostatic ACP

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L-tartrate Ions

48
Q

inhibit red cell ACP

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Formaldehyde & Cupric Ions

49
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ACP diagnostic significance

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evaluation of metastatic carcinoma of prostate and Forensic investigation of rape

50
Q

ACP histological exam in cases of rape

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lesions & forceful entry

51
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The activity of ACP in the seminal fluid may persist for ____

52
Q

Assay for ACP Activity

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BOWERS & McCOMB

53
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ACP reference range

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Prostatic ACP: 0-3.5 ng/mL

54
Q

ACP methods

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1: Quantitative End Point
2: Continuous Monitoring

55
Q

Continuous Monitoring substrate

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a-naphthyl phosphate

56
Q

Quantitative End Point substrate

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Thymolphthalein monophosphate

57
Q

Gutman & Gutman substrate and end product/s

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Phenyl Phosphate
Inorganic Phosphate

58
Q

Shinowara substrate and end product/s

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PNPP
P-nitrophenol

59
Q

Babson, Read &
Phillips substrate and end product/s

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Alpha Naphthyl Phosphate
Alpha naphthol

60
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Roy & Hillman substrate and end product/s

A

Thymolphthalein Monophosphate
Free thymolphthalein

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