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LD



Full name

Lactate dehydrogenase



Type of enzyme

Oxidoreductase

LD



Type of enzyme

Oxidoreductase



What is transferred?

Hydrogen

LD



Oxidoreductase



What is oxidized?

L-lactate



It is oxidized to?

Pyruvate

LD



Oxidoreductase



Electrons carriers

NAD+


NADH



What is NAD+ in this reaction?

Hydrogen acceptor

LD



Rxn formula

L-lactate + NAD+


(LD)


Pyruvate+ NADH + H+

LD



Chemical class

Protein



General structure

Tetramer

LD



Tetramer


Structural components

4 polypeptide chains



Subcomponents

2 subunits


1. H (Heart)


2. M (Muscle)



To form 5 types of isoenzymes

LD



How many types of isoenzymes there are?

5



List

LD-1, 2, 3, 4, 5

LD


Five types of isoenzymes



______


LD-2


LD-3


LD-4


LD-5

LD-1



Structure


Clinical significance (elevation)

HHHH



Heart: MI


RBCs: hemolytic anemia

LD-1



Structure

HHHH



isoenzyme?


Clincial significance? (elevation)

Heart: MI



RBCs: hemolytic anemia

LD


Five types of isoenzymes



LD-1


_______


LD-3


LD-4


LD-5

LD-2



Structure


Clinical significance (elevation)

HHHM



Heart: megaloblastic anemia


RBCs: Acute renal infarct, hemolyzed specimen

LD-2



Structure

HHHM



Clinical significance (elevation)

Heart: megaloblastic anemia



RBCs: ARI, hemolyzed specimen

LD


Five types of isoenzymes



LD-1


LD-2


___________


LD-4


LD-5

LD-3



Structure

HHMM

LD-3



How many tissues are affected?

4



List

Lung


Lymphocytes


Spleen


Pancreas

LD-3



4 tissues are affected



List

Lung


Lymphocytes


Spleen


pancreas

LD-3



4 tissues are affected



___________


Lymphocytes


Spleen


Pancreas

Lung



Clinical significance

Pulmonary emobolism

LD-3



4 tissues are affected



Lung


__________


Spleen


Pancreas

Lymphocytes



Clinical significance

Extensive

LD-3



4 tissues are affected



Lung


Lymphocytes


__________


pancreas

Spleen



Clinical significance

Pulmonary pneumonia

LD-3



4 tissues are affected



Lung


Lymphocytes


Spleen


__________

Pancreas



Clinical significance

Lymphocytosis


Acute pancreatitis


Carcinoma

LD-3



Structure (Review)

HHMM



Tissue affected: pancreas


Clinical significance

Lymphocytosis



Acute pancreatitis


Carcinoma

LD


Five types of isoenzymes



LD-1


LD-2


LD-3


___________


LD-5

LD-4



Structure



Tissue affected and clinical significance

HMMM



Liver: Hepatic injury

LD-4



Structure


Tissue affected?

HMMM



Liver


Clinical significance

Hepatic injury

LD


Five types of isoenzymes



LD-1


LD-2


LD-3


LD-4


________

LD-5



Structure


Tissue affected and clinical significance

MMMM



Skeletal muscle: Skeletal muscle injury


LD-5



Structure



Tissue affected

MMMM



Skeletal muscle


Clinical significance

Skeletal muscle injury

LD pattern



Nomal

LD2>1>3>5>4

LD pattern in AMI



general description

LD 1 and 2 is flipped



Detail description

Normal: LD2 is higher than 1



MI: LD1 is higher than LD2


LD1/LD2 ratio is greater than 1

LD pattern in Liver disease

LD 4 and 5 is elevated



Order?

LD5,2,1,3,4

LD reference range



L to P

100-224 U/L



At what temperature?

37C

LD reference range



P to L

80-280 U/L



At what temperature

37C

LD methodologies




Rxn direction used in the clinical lab?

Both Rxn direction



List

Forward


Reverse

LD methodologies



_______________


Reverse direction

Forward direction



Formula

Lactate to pyruvate

LD methodologies



Lactate to pyruvate



Forward or reverse?

Forward direction



Prevalence

More common

LD methodologies



Forward direction


___________

Reverse reaction



Formula

P to L

LD methodologies



Reverse reaction



Formula

P to L



Forward or reverse

Reverse

Reverse vs. forward rxn

Reverse is


1. 2x faster


2. less expensive


3. More prone to


substrate exhaustion


Loss of linearity (recall zero order)



Forward rxn?

More common

LD methodologies



What is measured?

NAD+/NADH



at ?

340 nm

LD methodologies



Measure NAD+/NADH at?

340 nm



aka

UV range

CK



Relative index formula

CK-2 x 100/ Total CK



Interpetation

3-5%: grey zone



5%: cardiac source