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Amino acids have which functional groups?

Amino and carboxylic acid

Chains of amino acids form:

polypeptides

Polypeptides make up:

proteins

The most common amino acid is:

glycine

Amino acids are analyzed using which testing method?

Thin layer chromatography

Samples for amino acid analysis are collected in which tube

heparin tube

Proteins are synthesized where?

Liver or plasma cells

What element sets proteins apart from carbohydrates and lipids?

nitrogen

The nitrogen concentration in serum proteins is:

16%

Myoglobin increases _________ hours after AMI; reaches its highest concentration at ____________ hours and returns to normal at ______________ hours.

2-3; 8-12; 18-30

What is the gold standard test for AMI?

Troponin I and T

BNP and NT-BNP are markers for:

congestive heart failure

Fibronectin predicts risk for:

premature delivery

BNP and NT-BNP are in the highest concentration where?

left ventricular myocardium

Cystatin C is a marker for:

GFR

Amyloid and Tau proteins differentiate what?

Alzheimer's from other dementia forms

Prealbumin transports ________________.

Thyroid hormones

__________________ is synthesized in the developing embryo and fetus

AFP

________________ binds hemoglobin and is used to evaluate hemolytic anemia.

haptoglobin

__________________ transports iron.

Transferrin

___________________ enhances phagocytosis by opsonization.

CRP

Which immunoglobulin is the most abundant and involved in secondary immune response?

IgG

Which immunoglobulin is a pentamer and involved in the primary response?

IgM

Which immunoglobulin is involved in allergic/anaphylactic reactions?

IgE

Which immunoglobulin is in secretions?

IgA

Which amino acid is involved in hemoglobin production?

Isoleucine

Which amino acid boosts healing of muscle, skin, and bones, and lowers glucose levels?

leucine

Which amino acid is involved in antibody production and lowers triglyceride levels?

Lysine

What testing method is used for total nitrogen?

chemiluminescence

Which testing method is used for total protein?

Kjeldahl or biuret

Which testing method is used for albumin?

dye-binding

Which testing method is used for urinary protein?

protein error of indicators

____________________ are made of free light chains and are seen in multiple myeloma

Bence Jones proteins