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Albumin (category Clinical biochemistry)
Albumin is a serum protein that accounts for 55–65% of total serum protein (the average plasma albumin concentration is 40 g/l). It is synthesized in the

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Potassium (category Clinical biochemistry)
Potassium (K+) is the chief cation found within the intracellular fluid of all cells. The total body content of K+ is around 3,500 mmol, of which 98% is

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Hepatitis (category Clinical biochemistry) (section Clinical examination)
necrosis) or the body's response to the harmful agents (viral hepatitis).The clinical picture is very diverse and includes an asymptomatic course, nausea, abdominal

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Sodium (category Clinical Biochemistry)
2004. 208 pp. 172–174. SCHNEIDERKA, Petr, et al. Chapters from clinical biochemistry. 2nd edition. Prague: Karolinum, 2004. ISBN 80-246-0678-X .

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Lactate (category Clinical Biochemistry) (section Clinical notes)
Lactate is the conjugate base of lactic acid, which is produced during anaerobic glycolysis by converting pyruvate using lactate dehydrogenase (LD). The

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Proteinuria (category Clinical biochemistry)
and urine proteins Video about electrophoretical methods used in clinical biochemistry for diagnostic of proteins in plasma and urine BURTIS, Carl A – ASHWOOD

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Fructose (category Clinical biochemistry)
Fructose (fruit sugar) is an important monosaccharide with 6 carbon atoms (hexose), which contains a keto group (C=O) inside the chain and is classified

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Magnesium (category Clinical biochemistry)
Under construction / Forgotten Magnesium is an element with atomic number 12 and chemical symbol Mg. It is a light metal that is most commonly found as

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Phosphate (category Clinical biochemistry)
Phosphates: The total phosphorus content of an adult individual is 700 g. About 85% is contained in the skeleton, the remaining 15% is in the extracellular

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Amylase (category Clinical biochemistry)
polyethylene glycol precipitation as a screening method. Annals of clinical biochemistry. 2001, vol. 38(Pt 1), s. 37-45, ISSN 0004-5632. VENTRUCCI, M, A

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Ceruloplasmin (category Clinical Biochemistry)
Ceruloplazmin is a plasma protein produced in liver, which can revesibly bind 6 atoms of copper in it's molecule. Defect of this form of copper transport

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Zinc (category Clinical biochemistry)
develops after birth, shortly after the transition to artificial nutrition. Clinical manifestations are progressive bullous-pustular dermatitis in association

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Atherosclerosis
et al. Clinical Biochemistry. First edition. Prague: Galén – Karolinum, 1999. ISBN 80-7262-023-1 . SCHNEIDERKA, P., et al. Chapters in clinical biochemistry

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Respiratory acidosis
acid-base balance and ionogram SCHNEIDERKA, Petr, et al. Chapters from clinical biochemistry. 2nd edition. Prague: Karolinum, 2004. ISBN 80-246-0678-X . Category:

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Natriuretic peptides (category Clinical Biochemistry)
ANP: Heart failure and heart failure are associated with pathological activation of neurohumoral mechanisms (especially the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone

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Tetramethylbenzidine (category Clinical biochemistry)
Tetramethylbenzidine is used as a chromogen in detection systems based on the peroxidase and pseudoperoxidase reactions. In fact, in the presence of a

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Bence-Jones protein (category Clinical biochemistry)
Bence-Jones protein is a paraprotein formed by monoclonal immunoglobulin light chains. It occurs in some blood diseases, especially myeloma. It forms paraprotein

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Autoantibodies (category Clinical Biochemistry)
Autoantibodies may prevent the clinical manifestation of the disease, accompany the clinical manifestation, persist after the clinically manifesting disease, or

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Cerebrospinal fluid examination (category Clinical biochemistry)
Cerebrospinal fluid testing is one of the basic methods that contribute to the diagnosis of neurological diseases. The cerebrospinal fluid is most often

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Albuminuria (category Clinical biochemistry)
Urinary excretion of albumin does not physiologically exceed 30 mg/24 hours (i.e. 20 μg/min or about 15-20 mg/l). However, conventional tests for proteinuria

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