Cardiac Functions include:
Creatine phosphokinase (creatine phosphokinase):
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This enzyme is abundant in the muscles of the body and the muscles of the heart and the muscles of the brain
The function of this enzyme cracking creatine phosphate to obtain energy in the form of ATP binds to muscle work.
This enzyme is found in three similar forms that can be distinguished by electroplating:
The enzyme increases in other diseases such as:
1 - muscle atrophy and inflammation.
2 - Injury or injury to muscles in accidents.
3 - in cases of hypothyroidism.
4 - after a stroke in the brain.
5 - sometimes in the case of severe neurological trauma.
6 - some cancer tumors such as ovarian cancer, breast and prostate.
This enzyme has five similar forms that can be separated and distinguished by electrolytic methods, each of which consists of 4 units and is called enzyme analogues.
This enzyme plays a role in the diagnosis of cirrhosis of the tissues of the heart muscles, and is found in most muscles in the organs such as the heart, liver and kidney.
The enzyme increases in other diseases such as:
1 - hepatic infection.
2- Pulmonary injury.
The normal level of this blood enzyme is 85 to 190 IU per liter of blood.
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The enzyme increases in other diseases such as:
1 - muscle trauma and muscle ruptures.
2 - liver diseases that lead to hepatitis.
Acute pancreatitis.
4 - when taking some drugs such as medicine erythromycin, and morphine (increase
liar).
5 - angina pectoris (natural increase).
The enzyme decreases in:
The occurrence of laziness in the heart.
The normal level of this blood enzyme level is 8 to 33 IU per liter of blood.
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Normal range of blood protein: 0 to 100 ng / ml.
