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instrumentation

clinical chemistry exam 1

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spectrophotometer measures light transmitted thru a colored solution, tungsten/UV, prism or diffraction grating
turbidimeter measures light transmitted thru a turbid solution, 180*, lipids, CSF + serum proteins, amylase, UV light source, filter monochromator
nephelometer measures light scattered, lipids, CSF and serum proteins, UV light, filter fluorometer, 90*, most common for Ag-Ab reactions
fluorometer Absorbs high intensity UV and emits longer wavelength visible light (lower energy),affected by temp, viscosity, pH, quenching; drugs, hormones, metabolites, 2 filters (1) primary exciter (2) secondary fluorescence
compounds that can fluoresce have a specific excitation and emission spectra
fluorescence occurs _____ seconds after absorption 10^10
as concentration increases boiling point and osmotic pressure increases freezing point and vapor pressure decreases
stokes shift difference between peak excitation. and emission
deterium high UV output (continuous spectrum) expensive, shorter life, careful handling
tungsten strong visible light, short life, cheap weak UV
spectrophotometer parts light source --> monochromator --> cuvette --> detector --> readout
Potassium ISE valinomycin
sodium ISE silicate in glass
CO2 ISE severinghaus
oxygen ISE clarke
prozone postzone prozone: excess Ab (think Ab's are pro's) postzone: excess Ag
Identity Partial Identity Non Identity identity: V shape partial: one line overlaps/intersects non identity: X shape
reference electrodes used in the lab calomel and Ag/AgCl
Calomel electrode Hg/HgCl - dependable, large + bulky, affected by temp
Ag/AgCl electrode more compact handles temperature better + faster
potentiometry measures potential difference using a reference and indicator electrode
DNA Adenine (purine) --> thymine Cytosine (pyrimidine) --> guanine
RNA uracil replaces thymine as a pyrimidine base
DNA is ______________ to RNA, RNA is ________________ to proteins transcribed; translated
dose hook effect saturated binding sites leading to false negatives; common in sandwich immunoassays
ELISA enzyme linked immunosorbent assay
LIS Lab info system
LAN local area network
HIS hospital info system
WAN wide area network
HPLC high performance liquid chromatography
EMIT enzyme marker immunoassay technique concentration is directly proportionalto enzyme activity
osmometry measures osmolality indirectly
exntension addition of nucleotides used by the polymerase enzyme to make new DNA
hybridization assays single strands of DNA from two different sources are annealed
mobile phase liquid/gas that moves thru the stationary phase
stationary phase solid/liquid fixed in place
adsorption affinity for solid surface (silica gel column)
partition solubility between 2 immiscible phases (TLC)
affinity specific binding to a ligand
liquid chromatography used for less volatile drugs
gas chromatography separates volatile mixtures;uses a carrier gas to move compounds thru a stationary phase located within a column
reverse phase mobile phase is more polar than stationary
southern blot northern blot western blot southern: DNA northern: RNA western: proteins
densitometer measures absorbance of stained compounds on a support medium
Created by: kingsleya27
 

 



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