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What is the purpose of acid phosphatases as diagnostic tools?
What is the purpose of acid phosphatases as diagnostic tools?
- To investigate the pathophysiology of disease.
- To serve as serological and histological markers of disease. (correct)
- To analyze DNA samples.
- To study the structure of the prostate gland.
What is a characteristic of total lysosomal acid phosphatase deficiency?
What is a characteristic of total lysosomal acid phosphatase deficiency?
- It is a disorder that affects only the prostate gland.
- It is an autosomal dominant disorder.
- It is an autosomal recessive disorder. (correct)
- It is only limited to the brain.
What is a characteristic of isoenzymes of acid phosphatases?
What is a characteristic of isoenzymes of acid phosphatases?
- They have the same molecular weight.
- They have the same sequence length.
- They have different tissue and chromosomal origins. (correct)
- They have the same resistance to L(+) tartrate and fluoride.
What is a symptom of total lysosomal acid phosphatase deficiency?
What is a symptom of total lysosomal acid phosphatase deficiency?
What is a characteristic of prostate acid phosphatase?
What is a characteristic of prostate acid phosphatase?
What has largely replaced prostate acid phosphatase as a serum marker for cancer of the prostate?
What has largely replaced prostate acid phosphatase as a serum marker for cancer of the prostate?
What is PAP primarily used for in forensic investigations?
What is PAP primarily used for in forensic investigations?
What is EAP primarily associated with?
What is EAP primarily associated with?
What is the condition caused by the ingestion of fava beans in certain individuals?
What is the condition caused by the ingestion of fava beans in certain individuals?
What is the significance of the existence of alleles for EAP?
What is the significance of the existence of alleles for EAP?
What is PAP also released into?
What is PAP also released into?
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