Titlebook: Clinical Biochemistry in Hepatobiliary Diseases; Proceedings of the I Francesco Salvatore,Aldo Roda,Lucia Sacchetti Conference proceedings

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E. Rodriguez Jr.,D.W. Skarecky,T.E. AhleringIn this review some novel methodological and clinical aspects of human serum gamma-glutamyl-transferase (GGT; E.C. 2.3.2.2) are presented and discussed within the framework of a general survey on the enzyme.

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978-3-642-74396-2Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989

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Enzymatic Profiles of Hepatic Disease,tly described isoelectric focusing technique using agarose gel containing both carrier ampholytes and separators over a pI range of 3.01 to 4.86, suggests at least twelve bands of ALP activity. Four of the most acidic bands appear in serum, with activity above reference range, in the presence of cli

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Reference Values and Drug Effects on Hepatic Enzymes,s for diagnosis and monitoring of hepatobiliary diseases. For a correct interpretation of activity measurements, clinicians need to dispose of reference values. Their production requires a good knowledge of the biological sources of variations affecting the enzymes and of the effects of intake of al

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Plasma Amylase in Pancreatic and Hepatobiliary Disease,firmation of suspected acute pancreatitis, combining high clinical sensitivity with analytical reliability and convenience. Dry chemistry reagents (test strips) can give rapid, accurate quantification of amylase activity in either plasma or whole blood to give immediate test results.

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