Principles of Clinical Enzymology

Enzymes are proteins with catalytic properties clinical enzymology is the application of the science of enzymes to the diagnosis and treatment of disease. The principles of clinical enzymology will be mtroduced and discussed in this chapter. Individual topics include basic principles, enzyme kinetics, analytical enzymology, and diagnostic enzymology. 

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Principles of Clinical Enzymology Enzymes Enzymes Appendix... 

Scanning Electron Microscopy and X-Ray Microanalysis Principles of Electroanalytical Methods Potentiometry and Ion Selective Electrodes Polarography and Other Voltammetric Methods Radiochemical Methods Clinical Specimens Diagnostic Enzymology Quantitative Bioassay... 

The first volume of a new series entitled Applied Biochemistry and Bioengineering deals with the principles of immobilized enzymes, which, among other topics, are also discussed in one of the latest volumes of Methods in Enzymology . Recent reviews have covered the uses of immobilized enzymes and immobilized microbial cells in industry, the design of immobilized-enzyme flow reactors, the properties of immobilized enzymes, the reactions used to immobilize enzymes, and the uses of immobilized enzymes in clinical diagnosis, detoxification, and therapy, etc. and of immobilized microbial cells. 

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