ACP Exam Questions and answers, VERIFIED.

ACP Exam Questions and answers, VERIFIED. tartrate, iron, saccharate, oxalate - inhibitors used for prostatic ACP ACP - used in forensic clinical chemistry (e.g. rape investigation) because of high concentrations in semen thymolphthalein monophosphate - most specific substrate for ACP immunoenzymatic (tandem E) - includes incubation with Ab to prostatic ACP followed by washing and incubation with p-nitrophenyl PO4 RBC isoenzymes - ACP isoenzymes that do not move from origin in electrophoretic separation phenylphosphate - substrate shown to have 2-3 times greater rate of hydrolysis than B-glycerophosphate King and Armstrong (modified by Gutman and Gutman) Fishman and Lerner - methods that use phenylphosphate as substrate phenol and phosphate - products of hydrolysis of phenylphosphate in King and Armstrong and Fishman and Lerner B-glycerophosphate - substrate in Bodansky and Shinowara; lengthy and non-specific p-nitrophenyl phosphate - substrate for Andersch and Scyzpinksi et al and Hudson enhance color intensity (measured at 410 nm) - purpose of adding a base to p-nitrophenyl phosphate methods alpha-naphthylphosphate - substrate for Bobson and Reed and is introduced as the substrate specific for prostatic CA