Lecture 13: Enzymes of Clinical Significance (CPK and CK) fully solved already passed

Lecture 13: Enzymes of Clinical Significance
(CPK and CK) fully solved already passed
1. CPK creatine phosphokinase

2. CK creatine kinase (creatine phosphate)

3. Where in the body heart
are CPK or CK
skeletal muscle
found?
brain tissue
widely distributed in tissues

transferase enzyme
4. What type of
enzyme are CPK
or CK?


5. What is the function of *storage of high energy creatine phosphate in muscle
cells
CPK or CK? *production of ATP

6. isoenzyme Ditterent forms of the same enzyme

7. CK isoenzymes CK-MM
CK-MB
(heart) CK-
BB (brain)

8. What is CK or CPK used myocardial infarction (MI)
to evaluate or diag- 10. How long after an MI will CK-MB
nose? peak?

9. How long after an
MI will CK-MB
show ele- vated
levels?
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