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Serum Protein Eletcrophoresis Flashcards

1
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Proteis

A

“first rank of importance”

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2
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Complex macromolecules composed of amino acids linked by peptide bonds

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Proteins

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3
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Proteins are made up of _______

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Amino acids

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4
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If carboxyl group is directly attached to the central carbon ____________

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Alpha carboxyl group

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5
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If amino group is directly attached to the central carbon __________

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Primary amino group

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Not directly bound called imino group (secondary amino group)

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Proline

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7
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T/F: Proteins at their isoelectric point (where pH is zero), they are basic charged

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FALSE: Neutrally charged

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8
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Structure of proteins are bounded by _________

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Peptide bonds

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9
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Sequence of a chain of amino acids

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Primary protein structure

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10
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T/F: In Primary protein structure, it is important to know the amino acid presents as any change can make it nonfunctional

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TRUE

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11
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A-chain: _____ amino acids

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141

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12
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B-chain: _____ amino acids

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146

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13
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If <146 amino acids = _______ (quantitative defect)

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Thalassemia

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14
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If 6th amino acid becomes glutamic acid to valine = ________

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HbSS

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15
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Qualitative defect in the globin chain

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Hemoglobinopathy

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16
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Hydrogen bonding of the peptide backbone causes the amino acids to fold into a repeating pattern

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Secondary protein structure

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17
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Most common produced in Secondary protein structure

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Helix

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18
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Three-dimensional folding pattern of a protein due to side chain interactions

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Tertiary protein structure

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19
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Tertiary protein structure forms how many protein molecule?

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1

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20
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Product of Tertiary protein structure

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One (1) protein structure

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21
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Protein consisting of more than one amino acid chain

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Quaternary protein structure

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22
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All proteins in the body is synthesized by the liver except for immunoglobulins which is produced by the __________

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Plasma cells

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23
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Synthesis of proteins are specified by the ______

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DNA

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24
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T/F: Protein causes the variation of people

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TRUE

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25
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Protein is transcribed by the mRNA which occurs in the ________

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Nucleus

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26
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Translation in mRNA developed into protein occurs in the _____/_______

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Ribosome/Cytoplasm

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27
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Enumerate the classification of proteins

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Sample protein

Conjugated proteins

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28
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Enumerate the types of Simple protein

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Globular protein

Fibrous protein

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29
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Contains a peptide chain of amino acids.

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Simple proteins

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30
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Symmetrical proteins that are water soluble

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Globular protein

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31
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Functions as transporter, enzymes and messengers

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Globular protein

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32
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Example of Globular protein:

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Albumin
Hemoglobin
IgA
IgM
IgG

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33
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Long protein filaments, asymmetrical and usually inert (provides structure)

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Fibrous protein

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34
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T/F: Fibrous protein are water soluble

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FALSE: they are generally water insoluble because of their hydrophobic R groups

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35
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Examples of Fibrous proteins

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Troponins
Collagens

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36
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Proteins (apoprotein) + non protein group (prosthetic group)

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Conjugated proteins

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37
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Enumerate the types of Conjugated proteins

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  1. Metalloprotein
  2. Lipoprotein
  3. Glycoprotein
  4. Mucoproteins/Proteoglycans
  5. Nucleoprotein
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38
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Proteins with irons

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Metalloprotein

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39
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Examples of Metalloprotein

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Ferritin (ferric iron)
Ceruloplasmin (copper)
Hemoglobin (ferrous iron)

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40
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Protein with lipids

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Lipoprotein

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41
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Examples of Lipoprotein

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VLDL
HDL
LDL
CM

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42
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Glycoproteins are proteins with carbohydrates how many percent?

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10-40%

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43
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Example of Glycoproteins

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Ceruloplasmin
Haptoglobin
A1-antitrypsin

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44
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Mucoproteins/Proteoglycans are also proteins with carbohydrates with a percentage of?

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> 40%

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45
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Example of Mucoproteins/Proteoglycans

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Mucin

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46
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Protein with nucleic acid

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Nucleoprotein

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47
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Example of Nucleoprotein

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Chromatin (DNA strands, condensed and coiled in histones)

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48
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What is the principle of Electrophoresis

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Migration of charged particles in an electric field

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49
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Components of Electrophoresis

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Electrical power
Buffer
Support medium
Sample and Detector

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50
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Driving force

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Electrical power

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51
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Supports the pH of the substance to undergo migration

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Buffer

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52
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Example of buffer

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Barbital (veronal) 8.6 pH

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53
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T/F: Buffer turns proteins to be negatively charged and goes to the anode (+ charged)

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TRUE

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54
Q

Enumerate the different support media

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Cellulose acetate
Agarose gel
Polyacrylamide gel
Starch gel

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55
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● Separates by molecular size
● Most commonly used in SPE

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Cellulose acetate

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56
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Cellulose acetate separates proteins by how many fractions?

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6 fractions

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57
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● Separates by electrical charge

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Agarose gel

58
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Agarose gel separates protein into how many fractions?

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6 fractions

59
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● Separates by molecular size and electrical charge
● Used to study individual proteins

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Polyacrylamide gel

60
Q

Polyacrylamide gel separate proteins into how many fractions?

A

20 fractions

61
Q

Similar to polyacrylamide gel but is harder to prepare

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Starch gel

62
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T/F: Strains are utilized since migrations are not visible

A

TRUE

63
Q

Enumerate the stains

A

Amido black
Ponceau S
Gold/Silver stain

64
Q

Visual protein and enzymes

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Amido black
Ponceau S

65
Q

Can detect nanograms (small proteins)

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Gold/Silver stain

66
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○ It measures the absorbance of stain
○ It scans and quantitates electrophoretic pattern
○ Represented by the peak

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Densitometry

67
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T/F: In densitometry, the higher the peak, the lighter the band

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FALSE: the DARKER the band

68
Q

Plasma proteins two major groups:

A

Albumin group
Globulins

69
Q

Function as transporters, maintain osmotic pressure, and amino acid reserves.

A

Albumin group

70
Q

The two major group of plasma proteins are grouped based on their ___________

A

Electrophoretic activity

71
Q

Enumerate the Globulins

A

a. α1 globulin
b. α2 globulin
c. β globulin
d. γ globulin

72
Q

Enumerate the albumin group

A

Pre-albumin
Albumin

73
Q

● Aka Transthyretin

A

Pre-albumin

74
Q

● To know if it is really CSF

A

Pre-albumin

75
Q

PRE-ALBUMIN

Transport proteins:

A

T3
T4
Retinol

76
Q

Detect malnutrition and individual’s response to dietary supplementation

A

Pre-albumin

77
Q

General transport protein

A

Albumin

78
Q

Maintains osmotic pressure

A

Albumin

79
Q

Indicator of nutritional status and indicator for short term glycemic control (fructosamine)

A

Albumin

80
Q

ALBUMIN

Increased:
Decreased

A

Dehydration

Hepatic cirrhosis (low synthesis
Nephrotic syndrome (increased excretion)

81
Q

Enumerate ɑ1-Globulin Group Proteins

A

Alpha-1-antitrypsin (AAT)
Alpha-1-Fetoprotein
Alpha-1-Acid Glycoprotein (AAG)
Alpha-1-Antichymotrypsin
Inter-α-trypsin inhibitor
Α1-lipoprotein
Group-specific component globulin (GC Globulin)

82
Q

Major inhibitor of protease activity

A

Alpha-1-Anritrypsin

82
Q

Major inhibitor of protease activity

A

Alpha-1-antitrypsin (AAT)

83
Q

Inhibits neutrophil elastase (part of the neutrophil granules)

A

Alpha-1-antitrypsin (AAT)

84
Q

Attacks the infection (if not inhibited, it can also destroy cells in the lungs causing emphysema)

A

Neutrophil elastase

85
Q

Most abundant A1 Globulin group proteins

A

Alpha-1-antitrypsin (AAT) - 90%

86
Q

Alpha-1-antitrypsin (AAT)

Increased:
Decreased

A

Inflammation

Emphysema, juvenile hepatic cirrhosis, SERPINA1 gene mutation

87
Q

A1 Globulin group proteins most abundant among fetus

A

Alpha-1-Fetoprotein

88
Q

Alpha-1-Fetoprotein synthesized by ______ (children) and the ______ (adult)

A

Embryo
Liver

89
Q

Migrates between albumin and α1-globulin (nearer)

A

Alpha 1-Fetoprotein

90
Q

Alpha-1-Fetoprotein

Increased
Decreased

A

Neural tube defects
(amniotic fluid), twin fetus (maternal serum), hepatoma (tumor marker for liver cancer)

Trisomy 21 (down) and 18 (edward)

91
Q

Diagnostic tool for neonatal bacterial infections

A

Alpha-1-Acid Glycoprotein (AAG)

92
Q

● Pathognomonic for alzheimer’s disease
● Seen in COPD and parkinson’s disease

A

Alpha-1-Antichymotrypsin

93
Q

Indirect marker for atherosclerosis

A

Α1-lipoprotein

94
Q

Vitamin D binding protein

A

Group-specific component globulin (GC Globulin)

95
Q

● All a1 globulin group proteins are positive acute phase reactant ecxcept for ________

A

alpha1-lipoprotein (-)

96
Q

Enumerate the ɑ2-Globulin Group Proteins

A

Haptoglobin
Ceruloplasmin
α2-Macroglobulin (AMG)

97
Q

● Tetramer: 2 alpha, 2 beta
○ 2 hemoglobin for 1 _________

A

Haptoglobin

98
Q

Haptoglobin

Increased
Decreased

A

● Increased: Myoglobinuria, stress, inflammation
● Decreased: Intravascular hemolysis

99
Q

Copper-binding glycoprotein

A

Ceruloplasmin

100
Q

Ceruloplasmin is a marker for ___________

A

Wilson’s disease

101
Q

Copper: Imparts ______ color to the plasmin

A

Blue

102
Q

Ceruloplasmin

Increased
Decreased

A

● Increased: Inflammation, cancer, pregnancy
● Decreased: Wilson’s disease, Menkey’s
syndrome (kinky hair)

103
Q

Largest major non-immunoglobulin protein in plasma

A

α2-Macroglobulin (AMG)

104
Q

Reciprocal marker with albumin for nephrotic syndrome

A

a2-Macroglobulin (AMG)

105
Q

a2-Macroglobulin (AMG)

○ ↓ ALB = ↑ AMG (by ____ folds)

A

10

106
Q

a2-Macroglobulin (AMG)

Increased
Decreased

A

● Increased: Nephrosis, Pregnancy, Diabetes, Liver Disease, Contraceptive medication
● Decreased: Inflammation

107
Q

All a2 Globulin group proteins are acute phase reactant except _________

A

a2- Macroglobulin

108
Q

Enumerate β-Globulin Group Protein

A

Transferrin
Hemopexin
B2-Miroglobulin
Fibrinogen
C-Reactive protein
Complement
Pre-B Lipoproteins
Beta Lipoproteins

109
Q

Transferrin aka ______

A

siderophilin

110
Q

Major β-globulin protein

A

Transferrin

111
Q

Transporter of ferric ions

A

Transferrin

112
Q

TRANSFERRIN

Increased
Decreased

A

● Increased: Iron deficiency anemia
● Decreased: Inflammation, Nephrotic syndrome

113
Q

Binds free heme

A

Hemopexin

114
Q

1 heme (__________________) = 1 hemopexin

A

ferriprotoporphyrin IX

115
Q

Hemopexin

Increased
Decreased

A

● Increased: Inflammation
● Decreased: Intravascular hemolysis, hemolytic anemia

116
Q

Needed for production of CD8 cells

A

β2-Microglobulin

117
Q

Example of CD8 cells

A

T-cytotoxic

118
Q

β2-Microglobulin

Increased:

A

Inflammation, renal failure, HIV (increased BMG but no renal failure - attacks CD4+ cells which makes CD8 increase)

119
Q

Aka clotting factor I

A

Fibrinogen

120
Q

Most abundant coagulation factor

A

Fibrinogen

121
Q

Marker for long-term prognosis of cardiovascular disease

A

Fibrinogen

122
Q

Fibrinogen

Increased
Decreased

A

● Increased: Inflammation
● Decreased: Extensive coagulation

123
Q

First APR to respond during inflammation

A

C-Reactive protein

124
Q

Undetectable in blood of healthy individuals.

A

C-Reactive protein

125
Q

Early cardiac marker

A

C-Reactive protein

126
Q

All β-Globulin Group Protein are acute phase reactant except for __________

A

Transferrin

127
Q

Enumerate the Immunoglobulins

A

IgG
IgM
IgA
IgD
IgE

128
Q

Synthesized by Plasma cells / B-cells

A

Immunoglobulins

129
Q

Immunoglobulins

Increased
Decreased

A

● Increased: Multiple myeloma, infections, allergic reaction
● Decreased: Immunodeficiencies (HIV)

130
Q

Enumerate Abnormal Serum Protein Electrophoretic Pattern

A

Inflammation
Hepatic cirrhosis
Nephrotic syndrome
Multiple myeloma
Emphysema

131
Q

Inflammation

Increased
Decreased

A

● Increased: a1, a2 and beta (+ APR)
● Decreased: albumin (- APR)

132
Q

Abnormality in three bands

A

Hepatic cirrhosis

133
Q

Hepatic cirrhosis decreased

A

albumin

134
Q

___-____ bridging (due to ____)

A

Beta-gamma bridging

IgA

135
Q

↓ ALB = ↑ AMG

A

Nephrotic syndrome

136
Q

Increased: immunoglobulin (only found in the gamma region)

A

Multiple Myeloma

137
Q

Forming gamma spike

A

Multiple Myeloma

138
Q

Confirmatory test

A

Multiple Myeloma

139
Q

Decreased: A1-antitrypsin

A

Emphysema

140
Q

○ Inhibits the neutrophil elastase
○ Large quantity causing absence of the a1 band

A

A1-antitrypsin

141
Q

Emphysema is also called as ___________________

A

“A1-globulin flat curve”

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