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These are the serum electrophoresis bands of a patient suffering from a

blood cell cancer.
Comment on the bands and identify this condition
6 month old infant is bought to the consulting
pediatrician for repetitive respiratory tract infections and
complains of weight loss and bulky stools.

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Q1. What is the disorder suspected?
Q2. How can you diagnose this disorder?
Q3. What is the genetic defect in this disorder?
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mechanisms.
Q2. Identify the type of catalysis in – HIV
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Q1. Identify the molecule in the figure.

Q2. What is its function?
Q1. Identify the isoenzymes in the
figure.
Q2. Give the normal value of this
clinical enzyme.
Q3. Name the diseases
where the values are
Raised for this isoenzyme.
 Q1. Name the type of enzyme regulation shown in figure.
Q2. Give 1 example for enzymes
- Activated by phosphorylation
- Inactivated by phosphorylation
 A 62 year old man suffered from congestive heart
failure. He was hospitalized and was given a cardiac
glycoside. He had gross improvement in symptoms and
was discharged with a maintenance dose of the
glycoside continuing.

• Define glycoside.
• Name 2 cardiac glycosides.
• What is their mode of action?
• Identify the symptom.
• Name the nutrient deficient.
• Name the coenzyme derived from it.
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➢Observe the peripheral
blood smear microscopy
photograph of a patient and
identify the condition
➢What is the biochemical
abnormality in this condition?
• Identify the nutrient deficient.
• Give the RDA of the nutrient.
• Name the amino acid that can
help synthesize this nutrient.
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➢Identify this structure.
➢Name the enzyme that digests this
substance in our intestines
➢Name a natural source of this molecule
 A young man of 24 years complained of severe pain in
the left arm while playing Tennis. He was
immediately taken to the casualty where his blood
sample was collected and an emergency ECG was
taken. The ECG showed an ST depression. The
Biochemical parameters were as follows

• TOTAL CPK - 800 IU/L

• CPK (MB) - 60 %
• CPK (MM) - 35 %
• CPK (BB) - 05 %

• a). What is your probable diagnosis?

• b). Justify your answer
 Benedict’s test has been performed in the four
test tubes.
1.Interpret the results.
2.Name two conditions in which you can get
false positive result.
• Identify the peptide.

• Name the site of production.

• How will you estimate it in the lab?

• Name the by-product.

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Densitometer:
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Creates an electropherogram – visual diagram or graph of

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Integrator or microprocessor evaluates the area under each peak
and reports each as a percent of the total sample
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sample was collected and an emergency ECG was
taken. The ECG showed an ST depression. The
Biochemical parameters were as follows

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• CPK (MM) - 35 %
• CPK (BB) - 05 %

• a). What is your probable diagnosis?

• b). Justify your answer MI
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