is Cardiac troponin T (cTnT) found in the cTnT is found in regenerating and diseased body? skeletal muscle expressed in small quantities What is GAMMA GLUTAMYL GGT is an transferase that transfers a TRANSFERASE (GGT)? terminal gamma-glutamyl from one compound to an acceptor compound (transpeptidation) What is an example of tissues containing E significant amounts of GGT (descending order of activity per gram of tissue) ? Kidney Liver Pancreas Intestines All of the above How is GGT activity measured? C Szasz Method Nonhemolyzed serum Both A and B How is GGT activity stored? Stable for at least one month at 4°C and for one year at -20°C. List the Clinical Significance of GGT: E primarily used as a marker for the diagnosis of liver related disorders (intrahepatic or post hepatic obstruction detection of alcoholism and monitoring of alcohol intake urine contains significant amount of GGT elevated also in serum of patients receiving anticonvulsant drugs such as phenytoin and phenobarbital. All of the Between male and female organism, who Male shows the higher GGT activities? GGT values are lowest in adolescents and rise A steadily throughout life: True False What does it usually mean when GGT and If both enzymes are elevated, liver disorder is ALP enzymes are elevated and when GGT is suspected; normal but ALP is high? If GGT is normal, and ALP is high, suggestive of bone disease What is Glutamyl Transferase (GGT)? Is an transferase What does GGT do? Transfers a terminal gamma-glutamyl from one compound to an acceptor compound (transpeptidation).
is Cardiac troponin T (cTnT) found in the body? cTnT is found in regenerating and diseased skeletal muscle expressed in small quantities What is GAMMA GLUTAMYL TRANSFERASE (GGT)? GGT is an transferase that transfers a terminal gamma-glutamyl from one compound to an acceptor compound (transpeptidation) What is an example of tissues containing significant amounts of GGT (descending order of activity per gram of tissue) ? Kidney Liver Pancreas Intestines All of the above E How is GGT activity measured? Szasz Method Nonhemolyzed serum Both A and B C How is GGT activity stored? Stable for at least one month at 4°C and for one year at -20°C. List the Clinical Significance of GGT: primarily used as a marker for the diagnosis of liver related disorders (intrahepatic or post hepatic obstruction detection of alcoholism and monitoring of alcohol intake urine contains significant amount of GGT elevated also in serum of patients receiving anticonvulsant drugs such as phenytoin and phenobarbital. All of the E Between male and female organism, who shows the higher GGT activities? Male GGT values are lowest in adolescents and rise steadily throughout life: True False A What does it usually mean when GGT and ALP enzymes are elevated and when GGT is normal but ALP is high? If both enzymes are elevated, liver disorder is suspected; If GGT is normal, and ALP is high, suggestive of bone disease What is Glutamyl Transferase (GGT)? Is an transferase What does GGT do? Transfers a terminal gamma-glutamyl from one compound to an acceptor compound (transpeptidation).
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