Protein metabolism

Description

Protein metabolism Research of protein metabolism

Proteins are high-molecular nitrogen-containing organic substances. All processes of synthesis and conversion of proteins, amino acids and other compounds related to them are called protein metabolism.

Proteins occupy a central place in the metabolism of the human body. They perform an important structural function in the body, and even regulatory, transport, and protective functions. Some proteins in the muscles of the heart, lungs, stomach and other organs provide various forms of mechanical movement.

These are just the main functions of proteins. It should be noted that from the pathology of internal organs, the first violations can be called precisely in protein metabolism.

Set name	Indicator, method
Albumin-SpL	Colorimetric with bromocresol green, endpoint, monoreagent, standard
Protein in urine and SMR-SpL	With pyrogallol red, colorimetric
Protein fractions
Total protein-SPL	Colorimetric, biuret, endpoint, monoreagent, standard
Creatinine kin-SPL	Kinetic, according to Jaffa, bireagent, standard
Creatinine-SPL	Colorimetric, endpoint, according to Jaffa, bireagent, standard
Uric acid-SPL	Enzymatic, endpoint, bireagent, standard
Urea kin-SPL	UV, kinetic, urease-glutamate hydrase, bireagent, standard
Urea-SpL	Colorimetric, end point, according to Bertolot, standard, standard
Thymol test-SPL