What Is a Myogram?
For myocardial enzyme examination, the inspection of myocardial enzymes is mainly to determine myocardial ischemic necrosis or cell membrane permeability.
Myocardial enzymes
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- 1. Overview of serum enzymes: P232
- Lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), aspartate aminotransferase (AST), creatine kinase (CK), creatine kinase isoenzyme (CK-MB), -HBD COOH COOH
- 1. Custom nomenclature: named according to the source of the enzyme, the nature of the catalytic reaction and the substrate.
- Substrate: amylase, protease
- Properties: dehydrogenase, transferase
- Source: Pancreatic amylase,
- (I) Excretion of serum enzymes: P234
- 1. Urinary tract: the main way of low molecular weight enzymes in serum
- 2. Bile is not a serum enzyme excretion pathway
- (B) liver or
- (One)
- (A) Synthesis anomaly: P238
- Reduction of synthesis
- 2. Increased synthesis
- (B) Increased release of enzymes from damaged cells:
- Is the main mechanism of most serum enzymes during disease
- (3) Other mechanisms:
- Renal failure oliguria
- (1) Lai's colorimetric method: P115
- Cardiac Enzyme Tester
- COOH COOH COOH COOH
- (CH2) 2 + CH2 AST (CH2) 2 + CH2
- C = O HC-NH2 37 HCNH2 C = 0
- COOH COOH COOH COOH
- Ketoglutarate aspartate glutamate oxaloacetate
- COOH CH3
- CH2 Aniline citrate C = 0 + CO2
- C = 0 decarboxylated COOH
- COOH
- Pyruvate
- CH3
- C = 0 + pyruvate2.4 = + H2O
- COOH
- 2.4-Dinitrophenylhydrazine acid, grass yellow, alkali added, brown red
- Colorimetric comparison with standard concentration pyruvate (505nm)
- 2. Normal reference value: 8-28u
- 3. Notes
- (1) Hemolytic specimens cannot be used for AST measurement, because AST in RBC is 10 times that of serum.
- (2) The physical and chemical properties of M-AST and C-AST are different. The Ag properties are different and controlled by different genes, but they catalyze the same reaction and are the same I enzyme.
- (3) The simpleness and relative accuracy of the Lye's colorimetric method is the reason for its popularity.
- (4) It is difficult to ascertain that the product formation is directly proportional to time during the enzyme reaction period.
- Oxaloacetate is an inhibitor of AST competition. As the reaction progresses, the product and enzyme reaction continue.
- (5) Color reaction and substrate concentration problems.
- Ketoglutarate can also react with 2.4-dinitrophenylhydrazine to produce another brown phenylhydrazone, which increases the false positive of the AST test.
- In order to reduce its interference, the wavelength is selected at 490-530nm, at this time pyruvate is twice as much as ketoglutarate
- 2.4-Dinitrophenylhydrazine can also show color in alkaline solution, which makes the absorbance pseudo-increase.
- (6) A. Coupling with transamination:
- ALT
- Pyruvate + glutamic alanine
- Therefore, the liver disease AST and ALT consume pyruvate at the same time, and the AST measurement results are reduced.
- B. Product bypass
- Lactic acid
- LDH NADH + H +
- Pyruvate
- -Ketoglutarate + asparag aa AST oxaloacetate + glutaa.
- MDH + NADH + H +
- Malic acid
- Therefore, interference by LDH and MDH reduces the AST measurement result
- (2) Some external continuous monitoring methods of enzyme coupling:
- 1. Principle: L-asparagus aa. + -ketoglutarate AST oxaloacetate + glutaa.
- Oxaloacetic acid + NADH + H + MDH Lmalic acid + NAD +
- 340nm
- Decrease in absorbance to calculate AST activity
- 2. Reference value: male <40u / L 37
- Female <35u / L 37
- 3. Note:
- (1) Separate serum immediately after blood collection to avoid hemolysis
- Serum and blood clots cannot be set together for a long time
- (2) Serum, room temperature for 4-8h, 2-6 , 7d, -20 for 8 months
- (3) Anticoagulant plasma:
- EDTA, 2Na, heparin have no inhibitory effect on AST
- Do not use oxalate anticoagulants as they inhibit AST activity
- (4) The AST concentration is too high. Dilute and redo.
- (5) There are no coupling transamination and product bypass problems
- (6) There is no ketoglutarate interference, the substrate concentration can be appropriately increased to complete the reaction
- (7) Glutamate dehydrogenase (GLDH) is present in the substrate
- -Ketoglutarate + NADH + H ++ NH3 GLDH Valley aa. + NAD ++ H2O
- Consumption of NADH + H + makes the result false.
- (8) LDH with pyruvate in sedan
- Pyruvate + NADH + H + LDH Lactic acid + HAD +
- Consume NDAH + H +, making the result high
- (9) In the case of the indicated enzyme, oxaloacetate can automatically decarboxylate to generate pyruvate, which results in a low result. LDH should be added to make it more accurate
- It does reflect AST vitality.
- So MDH and LDH together serve as indicator enzymes
- Clinical significance:
- 1. AST is the most abundant in the myocardium, so it peaks at 6-12h during the acute myocardial infarction, peaks at 48h, and returns to normal at 3-5d.
- 2. Acute hepatitis, drug poisoning after surgery, AST is obvious
- Liver Ca, chronic liver disease, myocarditis, AST moderate
- Myositis, pleurisy, nephritis, AST mild
- 3. Acute hepatitis, AST, ALT at the same time , can reach 10-30 times the normal value, the early stage of jaundice has , which is helpful for early clinical diagnosis.
- 3.AST with I enzyme:
- Significance of <yellow> diagnosis of myocardial infarction during serum enzyme measurement:
- Myocardial C and liver C suffered substantial damage M-AST C-AST
- M-AST has certain diagnostic significance for prognosis of liver disease
- Myocardial infarction M-AST Therefore, the more M-AST , the higher the morbidity and mortality of myocardial infarction complicated with heart failure, especially the greater the significance of mortality.
- 4. Determination of serum lactate dehydrogenase: the effect of pH on it
- LDH glycolytic enzyme, redox reaction
- There are five isozymes LDH1-LDH5
- 1. Distribution and characteristics of LDH:
- Widely distributed, mainly in the kidney, followed by the heart, skeletal muscle, other liver, spleen, pancreas, lung, the above-mentioned tissue lesions, and serum LDH. It mainly catalyzes the following reactions:
- Llactic acid + NAD + pyruvic acid + NADH + H +
- PH base positive reaction (L-P)
- PH neutral reverse reaction (P-L)
- Methodology
- (I) Colorimetric method: P122
- 1. Principle: L-lactic acid + NAD + LDH pyruvate + NADH + H +
- PH8.8
- Pyruvate + 2.4-dinitrophenylhydrazine Pyruvate-2.4-dinitrophenylhydrazone
- Sour grass yellow
- Add NaOH brown red
- The darker the color, the greater the enzyme activity
- 2. Reference value: 225-540u / dL
- 3. Note: the amount of product generated is not proportional to the reaction time
- (1) Hemolysis is strictly forbidden because the LDH activity in RBC is 100 times that in serum.
- (2) LDH is inhibited by heavy metal salts, EDTA, and oxalate. Serum specimens are best
- (3) Serum samples 2-6 days, room temperature 48h
- (4) The accuracy and reproducibility are the worst in the enzymological test, because the five isozymes have different ability to bind to the substrate, and the optimal reaction conditions are different.
- LDH composition varies widely, so it is difficult to find the optimal reaction conditions for LDH. eg: myocardial infarction LDH1 , liver disease LDH5
- (5) If the result is> 2500u / dL, dilute the specimen and redo.
- (2) Continuous monitoring method (enzymatic method): P120
- 1. Principle: L-lactic acid + NAD + PH8.8-9.8 pyruvate + NADH + H +
- The reverse reaction is 2-3 times faster than the positive reaction, so the reaction is biased to the left. Use P-L more.
- LDH
- Propionic acid + NADH + H + lactic acid + NAD +
- PH7.4
- Monitoring at 340nm, the decrease in absorbance is proportional to LDH.
- 2. Reference value: 240-460u / L 37
- 3. Note:
- (1) Advantages of reverse reaction:
- a. Less reagent, NAD + required, only 3% of NADH + H + used by L-P, less sample
- b. The change in absorbance per unit time is large, the linear range of the reverse reaction is large, and the rate of the enzymatic reaction is 3 times faster than the positive reaction, which is conducive to determination. short time
- c. Long linear relationship between enzyme activity over time
- (2) Positive reaction advantages:
- a.NADH + H + is more stable than NAD +, lower price, and easy to obtain pure products.
- Substrate L-lactic acid is stable with the reverse reaction substrate pyruvate
- bL-lactic acid inhibits LDH less than pyruvate inhibits LDH
- (3) The continuous monitoring method can use the forward and reverse reactions, which is superior to the colorimetric method.
- (4) The presence of metal ions can reduce NAD + stability
- EDTA can be added to the reagent to make EDTA complex metal ions and increase NAD + stability.
- (5) NAD + is unstable and produces substances that inhibit LDH. It is more stable in alkaline solution than in acid solution, and in Tris buffer solution than in phosphoric acid.
- Stable in salt buffer.
- (6) For certain batches of NADH + H + and LDH substances, check the quality of NADH + H + before use. NADH + H + is dissolved in Tris buffer.
- The absorbance measured at 260nm and 340nm should be 2.3, indicating that it contains impurities such as NAD + and adenosine at 260nm.
- (7) -ketobutyric acid, hydroxypyruvic acid and glyoxylic acid can be substituted for pyruvate as a substrate.
- (8) Specimens cannot be hemolyzed
- Clinical significance:
- 1.LDH : acute myocardial infarction, skeletal muscle injury, certain hepatitis, leukemia, cirrhosis, obstructive jaundice and malignant tumors.
- 2. Myocardial infarction: 12-24h, LDH , peak at 48-72h, and return to normal after 1-2W
- 3. Advanced LDH of malignant tumor, LDH of pleural and ascitic fluid caused by malignant tumor
- 4. In patients with chronic glomerulonephritis, SLE, and diabetic nephropathy, urine LDH can reach 3-6 times that of normal people, and urine contains a variety of LDH-inhibiting substances, such as urea
- Small molecule peptides.
- Low pH can also inhibit LDH activity.
- 5. LDH patients with normal uremia, LDH after dialysis because of higher urea in the body