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Examples - 9 total, say 3
- CRP
- procalcitonin
- ferritin
- fibrinogen
- alpha-1 antitrypsin
- caeruloplasmin
- serum amyloid A
- haptoglobin
- complement
What is negative acute phase proteins? examples (5)
During
acute
phase response, liver DECREASES production of other proteins:
Examples include:
- albumin
- transthyretin (formerly known as -
prealbumin
)
- transferrin
- retinol binding protein
- cortisol binding protein
CRP is
synthesised
where? binds what? then do what?
- a protein
synthesised
in the liver
- binds to phosphocholine in bacterial cells and on those cells undergoing apoptosis
- then activate complement system
What happens to CRP levels in pt following surgery? When abnormal?
- Known to rise
- >150 at 48h
post op
-> evolving complications
Author
trincam2008
ID
346183
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Acute phase proteins
Description
MRCS Physiology acute phase proteins
Updated
2019-03-29T23:33:38Z
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