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1981
The isolation of CK isoenzymes in pure form from human muscle and brain was first described by Keutel et al. [360]. Recently the preparation of CK isoenzymes from myocardium and brain was described by Carlson et al. [100], Roberts etal. [659] and Lee etal. [431].
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The isolation of CK isoenzymes in pure form from human muscle and brain was first described by Keutel et al. [360]. Recently the preparation of CK isoenzymes from myocardium and brain was described by Carlson et al. [100], Roberts etal. [659] and Lee etal. [431].
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Regulation of heart creatine kinase
1987Magnetization transfer nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) provides measurement of the velocity of the creatine kinase reaction in the intact heart. Standard one-pulse NMR spectroscopy coupled with conventional biochemical analyses provides information about the average cytosolic concentrations of ATP, creatine phosphate (CrP), creatine (Cr) and H+ in the
Joanne S. Ingwall, John A. Bittl
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Serum creatine kinase in malnutrition
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1968Creatine kinase activity in untreated kwashiorkor was found to be low and to rise slowly with treatment. In severely wasted children with kwashiorkor and in children with marasmus, normal activities were sometimes found. In these children creatine kinase activity frequently fell during the first week of treatment before rising again slowly.
Ingrid H. E. Rutishauser +1 more
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Radioimmunoassay for Creatine Kinase Isoenzymes
Science, 1976Creatine kinase has three isoenzymes designated MM, MB, and BB, with BB being the brain form and MM the muscle form. Antibodies to BB creatine kinase were obtained by immunization of rabbits with human BB creatine kinase. The antibodies demonstrated specificity for BB and MB creatine kinase (myocardial isoenzyme), but no cross-reactivity with MM ...
Charles W. Parker +2 more
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Ureterolithiasis and Creatine Kinase
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1989Excerpt To The Editor:I have been unable to find any reported association of acute elevation of creatine kinase with the passage of a renal stone.
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Creatine Kinase Elevations with Clozapine
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1994We describe a patient with marked elevations of creatine kinase following institution of clozapine treatment. The enzyme levels promptly subsided with discontinuation of clozapine. The clinical features did not meet any of the published criteria for neuroleptic malignant syndrome.
J Stecker +2 more
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Scaled creatine kinase model [PDF]
American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology, 1990 There was an error in one of the equations in my article entitled «Analysis of metabolic control: new insights using scaled creatine kinase model»
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Pathology, 1969
Creatine kinase estimations have been undertaken in carrier detection in progressive muscular dystrophy, on amniotic fluid andin nutritional muscular dystrophy in the Rottnest quokka. Carrier detection in close female relatives of sufferers from pseudohypertrophic muscular dystrophy has been based on four criteria.
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Creatine kinase estimations have been undertaken in carrier detection in progressive muscular dystrophy, on amniotic fluid andin nutritional muscular dystrophy in the Rottnest quokka. Carrier detection in close female relatives of sufferers from pseudohypertrophic muscular dystrophy has been based on four criteria.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1967
To the Editor:— In reference to the unexplained finding of elevated creatine levels in mongols ( JAMA 198 :328, 1966, Lancet 1 :51, 1967), mention of their thyroid state might have been instructive. There may be a relationship between the two, as Graig et al found elevated creatine kinase levels in hypothyroidism ( Metabolism 12 :57, 1963; J Clin ...
Sally Kelly, Lewis Carroll
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To the Editor:— In reference to the unexplained finding of elevated creatine levels in mongols ( JAMA 198 :328, 1966, Lancet 1 :51, 1967), mention of their thyroid state might have been instructive. There may be a relationship between the two, as Graig et al found elevated creatine kinase levels in hypothyroidism ( Metabolism 12 :57, 1963; J Clin ...
Sally Kelly, Lewis Carroll
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Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1982
It is not yet clear whether creatine kinase isoenzyme 1 (CK1) fulfills ideal criteria for a tumor marker. Based on preliminary data, however, CK1 appears to be at least equal to the few markers now available.
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It is not yet clear whether creatine kinase isoenzyme 1 (CK1) fulfills ideal criteria for a tumor marker. Based on preliminary data, however, CK1 appears to be at least equal to the few markers now available.
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