assays

Cards (22)

  • forward method for total CK
    • Uses CK to convert ATP to ADP
    • Uses CK to convert NADH to NAD (OXIDATION)
  • backward method for total Ck assay
    • Uses CK to convert ADP to ATP
    • Uses CK to convert NADP to NADPH (REDUCTION)
    • Forward assay of LD converts lactate to pyruvate; slower of the two assays
  • forward assay of LDH has an Optimal pH of 8.3 to 8.9
    • Backward converts pyruvate to lactate and has an optimal pH of 7.1 to 7.4
  • Assay for AST is called teh Karmen method, it is a coupled enzyme reaction that uses malate dehydrogenase to oxidize NADH
  • AST assay has an optimal pH of 7.3-7.8
  • the assay for ALT is a coupled enzymatic reaction, which uses lactate dehydrogenase to oxidize NADH
  • alkaline phosphatase assay: Uses p-nitrophenylphosphate - in pH of 10.2, ALP will liberate phosphate group, resulting in p-nitrophenol and phosphate ion, turning solution yellow
  • GGT assay includes transferring GC (gamma-glutamyl) groups to chromagen at pH of 8.2 
  • four amylase assays: saccharogenic, amyloclastic, chromogenic, and coupled enzymatic
    • Saccharogenic - starch is broken down into reducing sugars by amylase in sample 
  • in saccharogenic assay, the concentration of reducing sugars is measured
  • in saccharogenic assay, Starch in reagent, amylase in sample, determine concentration of reducing sugar
  • Amyloclastic assay uses Iodine bound to starch (starts dark blue); Amylase breaks down starch, iodine is released, and color changes: blue lightens
    • Chromogenic assay of amylase: Starch-dye complex is added to sample and the dye is released when the starch is hydrolyzed; solution will turn a color
    • Coupled enzymatic assay of amylase Uses continuous monitoring; Not used a lot
  • coupled enzymatic assay of amylase Uses NADH formation; NAD reduced to NADH; looking for change of absorbance 
  • First assay of lipase was tee cherry crannell method, which took 24 hours to run
  • the cherry crannell method involved measuring fatty acids that were liberated from olive oil
  • Current colorimetric method of lipase involves triolium broken down to oleic acid; uses peroxidase with color indicator
  • General assay of G6PD uses glucose-6-phosphate and NADP; uses glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase in the sample to yield 6-phosphogluconate and NADPH