There are three creatine phospokinase(CPK) isoenzymes: brain(COK-BB), heart(CPK-MB), and muscle(CPK-MM). If a patient complains of chest pains, which form can be used to indicate whether the patient had a heart attack?Why?
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Posted 13 March 2005 - 02:11 PM
hello, can anyone please help me with this question?
There are three creatine phospokinase(CPK) isoenzymes: brain(COK-BB), heart(CPK-MB), and muscle(CPK-MM). If a patient complains of chest pains, which form can be used to indicate whether the patient had a heart attack?Why?
Thank you!
There are three creatine phospokinase(CPK) isoenzymes: brain(COK-BB), heart(CPK-MB), and muscle(CPK-MM). If a patient complains of chest pains, which form can be used to indicate whether the patient had a heart attack?Why?
Thank you!
