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Tapeshwar Yadav

This document discusses plasma proteins and enzymes. It notes that plasma proteins include albumin, globulins, and fibrinogen, and levels of these can decrease due to liver disease, malnutrition, or hemorrhage. The document also states that plasma enzyme levels may be elevated if the organs that produce them are damaged by disease, and measuring plasma enzyme levels can aid in clinical diagnosis.

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Tapeshwar Yadav
(Lecturer)
BMLT, DNHE,
M.Sc. Medical Biochemistry

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Decrease occur in :

E. Plasma Enzymes: If the organs which produce
nonfunctional enzymes are damaged by a disease;
the plasma level of their enzymes are elevated and
can be used in clinical diagnosis.

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