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2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Biochemistry = Chemistry of life Introduction Biochemistry is a scientific discipline which explore, in human being, chemical reactions allowing the maintenance of the living status. 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Water Glucids Lipids Proteins Mineral salt Others Substrates Specific Proteins Enzymes Ions Medecine Drugs TDM DAT/DAU
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Introduction 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Substrate :
Enzyme : Base of Biochemistry Biochemistry principle Introduction 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Substrate : Molecule or substance which undergo or take action in chemical reaction. After reaction this substrate give a product. Enzyme : Protein substance,which catalyse chemical reaction. The action of enzyme is substrate specific and action specific (... ase) .
Specific Protein : Protein with immunogenic properties (characteristics). They can be selectively isolated by Immunoturbidimetry (antibody)
DAT / TDM : Drug of Abuse Testing. &Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (for medicine or drug tests).
Ions : Electrolytes, mineral compound in biological liquid
Introduction 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. FOOD Waste Liquid Puncture
Organism
Blood
Urine
Biological liquids 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. BLOOD : Structure
Liquid element 60% Cell part 40% (Ht)
Biological liquids 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Blood : liquid element
With or without anticoagulant
Serum
Plasma Clot (Fibrin + thrombin + coagulation factors) Ht Biological liquids 30 min 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved.
Urine qualitative
Urine in 24 h (1day) quantitative & qualitative additives Biological liquids 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Liquid puncture
Biological liquids 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Five type of tests Substrates Enzymes Specific Proteins Ions Drug testing Different techniques Techniques 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Potentiometry (measurement of voltage)
Colorimetry (measurement of absorbance)
Turbidimetry (measurement of level of opacity, cloudy) Techniques 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Techniques Potentiometry + Voltage measurement Electrode Reference Selective electrode (for the ion measured) Selective Membrane Electrolyte (known concentration) + Voltage measurement Electrode Reference Selective electrode (for the ion measured) Selective Membrane Electrolyte (known concentration) + + + + + + + + + +
++ Voltage measurement Electrode Reference Selective electrode (for the ion measured) Selective Membrane Electrolyte (known concentration) ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++
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Voltage measurement between a selective electrode and a reference electrode.
The intensity is proportional to the selected ion (by the selective electrode : Na, K, Cl,...). Potentiometry Techniques 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Potentiometry Techniques 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Techniques Potentiometry 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Colorimetry (with spectrophotometer) Cuvette with reactional mix
Io (initial intensity) It (intensity after cuvette) L Detector Techniques 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. T = It / I0 (Transmittance) A = OD = log(1/T) = log(I0/It) (Absorbance)
Each molecule have a specific coefficient of molecular absorption for one wavelength
Beer-Lambert law : OD = .C.L L = length or path of light C = compound concentration
Colorimetry (with spectrophotometer) Techniques 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Turbidimetry (immunoturbidimetry) Specific protein recognised Proteins Specific antibody Techniques 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Antibody coated to Latex beads Antibody/Antigene complex (network) Turbidimetry Latex (immunoturbidimetry) Techniques 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. photometry of cloudy solution (Rayleigh law) :
I0 incident = I absorb + I transmit + I diffuse
(proportional to the amount of specific protein recognised)
Turbidimetry (immunoturbidimetry) Techniques 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Substrates Enzymes Specific Proteins Ions Medicine Test Turbidimetry Colorimetry Potentiometry
Techniques 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Sample (Substrate, enzyme,) Technical Result (OD, ) Calculation mode Technique Calculation mode 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Method with final point = endpoint ex : Cs, TG, uric acid
OD OD f final OD i initial Time OD in end of reaction Substrate concentration
OD measured = OD final - OD initial
Calculation mode 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. OD Time
OD
T Kinetic with fixed time = kinetic OD/min measured is proportional concentration (substrate) or enzyme activity (enzyme)
ex : urea, creat., glu GDH Calculation mode 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. OD Time
OD
T Kinetic with research of linear zone = kinsearch Measure of slope (OD/min) of linear zone (at leats 5 points in the same straight), proportionality with concentration (substrate), or enzymatic activity (enzyme) Calculation mode 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Final Result (concentration, enzymatic activity) Calibration Sample (Substrate, enzyme,) Technical Result (OD, ) Calculation Mode Technique Calibration 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Aim : give a relation between the signal/result measured (Absorbance) and the concentration or the activity measured
Calibration curve : OD = f(Conc)
Calibrator = standard serum or solution with known concentration substance
Calibrator mono & multiparametric
Calibrator alone (for linear calibration) Multi Calibrator (non linear Calibration, algorithm)
Calibration Calibration 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Different types of calibration : Linear Non linear Enzyme Case (for Mira) Calibration 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. OD Concentration Linear F = Conc(known)/ OD Measured Conc(known) OD Measured Calibration 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Linear 1- Slope average mode (Slop Avg) ODmeasured using the calibrator allow to calculate the calibration factor : F = Conc(known)/OD Measured
After for each Sample, you have : Conc = F X OD 2- Linear regression mode (lin reg)
Conc = F X OD + Ro (Ro = offset) Calibration 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Non linear
The measurement is not proportional with the concentration or the activity
Calibration curve is given by different types (concentration) of calibrators
Ex. : LIN INTER ; LOGIT/LOG 4 ; LOGIT/LOG 5 ; EXPONENT 5 N L conc s i g n a l
Calibration 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Enzymatic activity (Mira case) :
The activity of each enzyme is known
you dont need calibration, you know directly the FACTOR Remark : F = Vol Total/(Vol Sample * d * ) d = optical path ( 0,6 cm) = coefficient of molecular absorption This factor is known for each method of analysis ( SFBC, DGKC, IFCC)
Enz Activity = OD/Time x F Calibration 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Final Result (concentration, enzymatic activity ) Calibration Sample (Substrate, enzyme,) Technical Result (OD, ) Calculation Mode Technique Control (checking : reagent, machine, ) Control 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Aim : ensure the validity of calibration curve and reagent Used Material : Serum control mono or multiparametric 1 or 2 level of control (Normal + Pathologic) Realisation : Control tittered as a Sample Target values with a confidence range Obtained results : Measuring value = theoretical value : Cal OK. Run the patients Measuring value theoretical value : Cal OUT Pb reagent Calibrator Pb Bad control Instrument failure Control 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Hepatic panel Total Bilirubin, Direct Bilirubin, Transaminase ASAT & ALAT, ALP & GGT Glucidic panel Glucose, HbA1c, Fructosamine, Micro Albumin Lipidic panel Cholesterol, HDL Chol, LDL Chol, Phospholipid, Trigly, Apo A1, Apo B. Clinical biochemistry panel 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Bone Calcium, Phosphorus, ALP
Cardiac CK, ASAT, LDH, Myoglobin
Renal Urea, Creatinine, Uric Acid
Clinical biochemistry panel 2008 HORIBA ABX, All rights reserved. Thank you