PROTEIN 3

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Upon intake of copper, there is malfunction in the transport systems within the cell No copper being absorbed in the brain, skin and bones but Absorbed only in the kidney which is directly secreted in urine that Primarily affects male infants

MENKE'S SYNDROME

MENKE'S SYNDROME is also known as

KINKY HAIR DISEASE

Carrier for iron (transferrin) and lipids (lipoproteins) which Increased in: Elevated beta lipoprotein (LDL) Iron deficiency anemia

BETA GLOBULIN

a negative acute-phase protein synthesized in the liver

GLYCOPROTEIN

This Functions to Transport of iron and Prevents loss of iron through the kidneys. Tested to determine the cause of anemia, to gauge iron metabolism, and to determine the iron-carrying capacity of the blood

TRANSFERRIN

TRANSFERRIN other name

SIDEROPHILIN

also known as bronze skin

HEMOCHROMATOSIS

Increased in: o Chronic inflammation o Cirrhosis or viral hepatitis o Collagen diseases o Monoclonal gammopathies Decreased in: o Congenital or acquired immunodeficiency

GAMMA GLOBULIN

Are glycoproteins composed of 82% to 96% protein and 4% to 18% carbohydrate produced by white blood cells, known as B cells that confer humoral immunity

IMMUNOGLOBULIN, ANTIBODIES

Most abundant Ab found in plasma and lymph • Usually fights on bacteria, viruses by agglutination

IgG

Main Ab found in mucous secretions (tears, saliva colostrum, vaginal fluid, respiratory and gastrointestinal mucosa secretions)

IgA

First Ab that appears in response to antigenic stimulation

IgM

Present mostly on the surface of B cells and its concentration increased in inflammation, liver diseases and connective tissue disorders

IgD

Associated with allergic and anaphylactic reactions, parasitism

IgE

One of the largest proteins in blood plasma Synthesized in the liver, and it is classified as a glycoprotein

FIBRINOGEN

Most abundant coagulation factors and An acute phase reactant

FIBRINOGEN

Transport cholesterol, triglycerides and phospholipids in the blood

LIPOPROTEIN

One of the natural defense mechanisms that protects the human body from infections • Participates in the immune reaction and serve as a link to the inflammatory response • Circulates in the blood as nonfunctional precursors

COMPLEMENT

most abundant complement protein in the human serum which is important in the pathogenesis of age-related macular degeneration

marker for assessing disease activity in rheumatic disorders such as Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) and Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)

C3 and C4

It precipitates with the C substance, a polysaccharide of pneumococci It may be undetectable in the blood of healthy individuals

C REACTIVE PROTEIN

It is a cardiac marker • One of the most acute phase proteins that rise in response to inflammatory diseases • Also used as rapid test for presumptive diagnosis of bacterial vs. viral infection

C REACTIVE PROTEIN

-A small heme protein found in skeletal and cardiac muscles -Primary oxygen-carrying protein found in striated skeletal and cardiac muscle - It has a greater affinity for oxygen than does hemoglobin - As a cardiac biomarker, has been used in conjunction with troponin to help diagnose or rule out a heart attack

MYOGLOBIN

In Hours In Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI), the onset is _ peak level _normalize in _

1-3, 5-12, 18-30

Useful marker for monitoring the success of failure of reperfusion

MYOGLOBIN

A complex of 3 proteins that bind to the thin filaments of striated muscle (cardiac and skeletal) Diagnostic marker for identifying cardiac injury in the presence of skeletal muscle damage

TROPONIN

Insoluble fibrous protein aggregates formed due to an alteration in their secondary structure known as β-pleated sheet

AMYLOID

A pathological extracellular deposit associated with group of disorders collectively called

AMYLOIDOSIS

AMYLOID Stains with

CONGO RED

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