The Iran hostage crisis started Nov. 4, 1979, and it ended on Jan. 20, 1981, lasting 444 days, according to History.com and PBS. President Carter's acceptance of Pahlavi into America caused Iranians to conclude that the United States greatly supported Pahlavi despite him being overthrown as their leader.
The Aldolase Blood Test An aldolase blood test is a test used to check for disease involving the muscle, heart or liver. Aldolase is an enzyme involved in the breakdown of sugar into energy, and it comes in three different forms. Aldolase A is found in greatest amounts in muscle tissue.
The normal reference range for the aldolase blood test is 1.0-7.5 units per liter. These numbers are not set in stone, as the normal values might vary depending on age, gender, height, weight, muscle mass, and the exact lab method used to analyze the aldolase in a person's blood.