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Alpha globulins, name them -7

Alpha 1 antitrypsin


Alpha 1 acid glycoprotein


Alpha 1 fetoprotein


Alpha lipoprotein hdl


Haptoglobin


Alpha 2 macroglobulin


Ceruloplasmin



AAFLHMC.

AA FL HMC

Comprises 90% of protein that migrates behind albumin

A1 antitrypsin

A protease inhibitor

A1 antitrypsin

A1 antitrypsin decrease is associated with what ? Hint*

Severe degenerative emphysema like pulmonary disease

You trip when you cough

Increase in A1 antitrypsin is associated with what? Hint **

Pregnancy, contraceptives inflammatory conditions ( apr)


****Neonates have much lower values

You shouldn't trip when you're what?


Alpha 1 acid glycoprotein binds what? And is found where ?

Steroids and is found in platelets

Think roid rage platlets idk

Increase in alpha acid glycoprotein is associated with what ?

Inflammation, pregnancy,cancer, pneumonia, rheumatoid arthritis, association with cell proliferation.

Cell prolif. So think any cell growth ... as well as what that would cause in the body.

Alpha 1 feto protein function is to protect what . The hint in in the name

Protects fetus from immunologic attack from momma


Use moms serum or amniotic serum for fetal disorders and NEURAL TUBE DEFECTS AND SPINA BIFIDA

Which apha 1 globulin can be used to monitor anti neoplastic drugs ?

Alpha 1 fetoprotein


Helps diagnose hepatocellular cancer

Alpha lipoprotein is also know as what ?

HDL

Alpha lipoprotein is composed of what? 3 *hint

Cholesterol


Phospholipids


Apoliproproteins


Al ALL

Think CPA

Alpha lipoprotein has what type of relationship with coronary artery disease

There is an inverse relationship between the serum concentration of alpha lipoprotein and risk of coronary artery disease.

Hyper alpha lipo protein is associated with what?

Longevity syndrome

Haptoglobin binds what? And is or is not an APR?

Hemoglobin


Is an APR

Haptoglobin is elevated in ?


And decreased in? *hint

Decreased in hemolytic anemia, hematomas, and hemorrhage


Increased in inflammatory disorders

For decreased think what disorders are hemoglobin thieves?

Haptoglobin assays are ordered for what reason?

To see how bad a patients intravascular hemolysis following transfusion reactions or for hdfn.

Alpha 2 macroglobulin is known as a protease what?

Inhibitor

Think MAC daddy /tease 😬

Alpha 2 Macroglobulin binds what ?

Hormones insulin

Mac daddy full of hormones

Alpha 2 Macroglobulin increased serum values are found in what?

Nephrosis


Pregnancy


Contraceptives

Ceruloplasmin binds what and has what type of activity ?

Copper


And has peroxidase activity

Increased ceruloplasmin values occur when ?

Neoplastic


Inflammatory


Copper intoxication


Pregnancy


Contraceptives

Two of them begin with C

Ceruloplasmin decreased when ?

Wilson's disease ( cu to disease)


Nephrotic


Advanced liver

One of them is an advanced stage of a disease

What are the Beta globulins ?

PRE beta lipoprotein ( vldl) very low density lipoprotein


Transferrin


Hemoplexin


Beta lipoprotein ( low density lipoprotein)


Beta2 microglobulin)


Complement C3


Complement C4


Properdin Factor B ( PFB)



V T. H L. B C C P

Pre beta lipoprotein ( vldl) transports what?

Triglycerides to tissues

pre beta lipoprotein or vldl contains what type of proteins ?

Apoproteins


B CI CII CIII E

Pre beta lipoproteins vldl are increased in what two conditions?

Primary and secondary hyperlipidemias

Hyper what?

VLDL or pre beta lipoproteins are decreased when?

Malabsorption, malnutrition, severe hepatic dysfunction

Think the "MALS"

Transferrin functions to transport and bind what ?

Iron

Transferrin values are increased in

Iron def anemia ( nothing to transport )


Pregnancy


Contraceptives


Acute hepatitis

If you ain't got it, you can't move it.


Hemopexin functions to remove what 3 things ?

Heme


Methheme


Porphyrins

Hemopexins are increased in what conditions

Pregnancy


Diabetes mellitus


Duchenne muscular dystrophy


Some malignancies


Double D's

Beta lipoproteins Low density lipoprotein serves to transport what and contains what?

Cholesterol and contains apolipropeitein B .

Beta lipoprotein low density lipoproteins are increased in what 3 conditions ?

Atherosclerosis


Primary and secondary hyperlipidemia

Beta lipoprotein low density lipoproteins are decreased in what 3 conditions ?

Malnutrition


SEVERE hepatic dysfunction


Chronic anemias


Beta 2 Microglobulin has a small molecular weight and ????

Does not get very charged ??

Complement C3 and C4 are what types of proteins ?

Immune response proteins and are complement factor for coagulation

Complement 3 is increased in ? 2 things

Inflammatory disease and acute dermatitis

Complement 3 is decreased in what ?

Autoimmune disease


Resp. Distress


Bacteremia


Tissue injury


Chronic hepatitis

Complement 4 is increased in what 2 things ?

Acute inflammatory process and malignancy

Complement C4 is decreased in





DIC ACUTE GLOMULARNEPHRITIS SLE,CHRONIC HEPATITIS

PFB or properdin factor B is a pro enzyme of what ?

C3 and a APR

PFB is increased during what 2 things ?

Inflammations and DIC

PFB is decreased when ?

in dysfibrinogenemia and afibrinogeniemia

IGG is the first or second antibody response ?

Second

Two G's

IgA has what response

AntivirAl antibody response

IgM has what antibody formation?

PriMMMaary antibody formation

IgD is responsible for ?

Antibody formation

Normal total serum protein value

6 to 8 g/dL

What increases plasma protein level by an additional .2 to .4 gm/ 100ml?

Fibrinogen , hormonal drugs can raise levels as well

In multiple myeloma the total protein may increase to over .....?

10g/100ml due to monoclonal immunoglobulins


However low albumin

In nephrotic syndrome albumin is lost in the ...

Urine bc of damage kidney

In salt retention syndrome water is what held back or retained?

Held back to dilute the salt retained resulting in a dilution of all proteins.

In Burns albumin is lost or gained ?

Lost. Think oozing .

Clinical significance of total protein ?

In disease states total protein to ratio of other proteins change independently of one another.

Percent of nitrogen in serum =?

16%

Methods of identification of proteins3 ways

Quantification of total proteins and albumin


Seperation and identification of proteins


Quantification of SPECIFIC proteins

Q


S


Q

Ref. Method for total protein in urine

the modified biruret reaction

Buiret method principle

Formation of violet colored complex when cu 2 ions in alkaline solution bind with peptide bonds of the protein.

Kjeldahl method principle

Nitrogen in serum oxidized to NH4 then to NH3 titrated with HCL .



Ref method for serum proteins !!!

Total protein serum is collected in what ?

Red top


Interference is hemolysis and venostasis

Total protein plasma is collected in what ?

Green top


Interference is hemolysis and venostastis


Total protein urine is collected how ?

24 to 12 hr specimen

Csf interference ?

Tram. Tap


Zanthochromia


Turbidity

Storage temps for collections

Total proteins and serum=


1 week at 25c


1 month at 4c


Serum 2 months 20c


Plasma 2 months -20c


Urine =


1 week at 4c


1 year at 20c



Electrophoresis principle

Albumin is separated from other proteins in an electrical field


Quantification is made by multiplying percent of stained albumin by total protein value.



This is reference method for albumin

Immunochemical examples of quantification of albumin

EID electroimmunodiffusion -migration in electric field


RID -diffusion thru medium


TURBIDIMETRY-decrease light transmission


NEPHELOMETRY -light scatter

Quantification of albumin dye binding method

BCG bromcresol green - albumin binds to dye and changes the max absorbance of the dye



Not specific for albumin ...? Ok


Specific for albumin


( it says both )

Biruret method for urine total protein principle

Proteins concentrated with TCA and redissolved in biruret reagent ( cu2) forms colored complex in alkaline conditions when combined with peptide bonds.

Proteinuria pic

Enzyme reference values

Ghost recon break point Tom Clancy


Alp -think Alps so 30 to 90 c


ACP-


M-2.5-11.7


F-0.3-9.2


Lps -0.1 ( this close to losing it)


ALT-6-37 ( think mlt , our shift is 6 am till 3 pm then add the 7)


AST - 5-30 ( just like female GGT)


LD- reverse is 100 to 225


Forward is 80 to 280 ( goes up in absorbance so twice as much 80)


AMS-25-130(serum )


1-15 ( urine)


Ck 15-160 ( m)


15-130 (f) ( 30 less than male)


GGT (m) 6-45


(F) 5-30 ( 45 yr old man with GT always wants to date a girl under 30 ) 😂