Kinetics
Cardiac Enzymes
Liver Enzymes
Pancreatic Enzymes
Prostatic Enzymes
Hodge Podge
100
Substrate is rate limiting in this order of kinetics
What is first order kinetics?
100
This enzyme can be increased in cardiac and muscle disorders and has 3 isoenzymes
What is creatine kinase?
100
This enzyme is a specific hepatocellular marker
What is ALT?
100
In animals, amylase attacks this kind of bond in polysaccharides
What is an alpha 1,4 linkage?
100
This is the optimum pH for ACP
What is 4.5-7?
100
This class of enzyme adds water, ammonia or carbon dioxide across double bonds to break them
What are lyases?
200
Enzyme is rate limiting in this order of kinetics
What is zero order kinetics?
200
This molecule damages artery walls and promotes atherosclerosis
What is homocysteine?
200
ALT belongs to this class of enzymes
What is transferase?
200
Lipase is this class of enzyme
What is a hydrolase?
200
This disease caused by a disorder of fat metabolism results in a high ACP level, but is not a prostatic condition
What is Gaucher's disease?
200
Inorganic enzyme cofactors are also known as this
What are activators?
300
The name for this kind of graph
What is a Lineweaver-Burk plot?
300
This analyte would be ordered to monitor the severity of CHF
What is BNP?
300
This enzyme is increased in alcoholics
What is GGT?
300
This enzyme is more specific for the pancreas
What is lipase?
300
This enzyme exists as either a free or a complexed form
What is PSA?
300
In a coupled enzymatic reaction, this is the name of the reaction that we can directly measure (the final step)
What is the indicator reaction?
400
The kind of inhibition where increased substrate leads to increased inhibition
What is uncompetitive inhibition?
400
This is the activator required for CK
What is magnesium?
400
This enzyme has abnormal types called Regan and Nagao
What is ALP?
400
These compounds inhibit AMS activity
What are triglycerides?
400
PSA is considered abnormal when it goes above this concentration
What is 4.0 ng/mL?
400
This protein increases in inflammatory conditions and promotes atherosclerosis
What is CRP?
500
The kind of inhibition where Km is unaffected but Vmax cannot be reached
What is noncompetitive inhibition?
500
Hemolytic anemias would result in an increase of these 2 isoenzymes of LD
What are LD1 and LD2?
500
This is the coenzyme required for AST
What is pyridoxal phosphate (vitamin B6)?
500
These are two of the methods for measuring serum amylase
What are Amyoloclastic, Saccharogenic, Chromogenic and continuous monitoring?
500
ACP belongs to this class of enzyme
What is hydrolase?
500
This enzyme can be measured by inhibition with tartrate
What is ACP?