Which of the Following Describes the Key Concept for the Heat-Stability

question 8

Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes the key concept for the heat-stability technique of isoenzyme analysis?

• A)All enzyme (such as ALP isoenzymes and isoforms) is rendered inactive at the appropriate temperature, allowing pre- and post-measurements to determine enzyme activity.
• B)Individual isoenzymes are rendered inactive at different temperatures to allow specific analysis of other isoenzymes.
• C)Increasing temperature will increase isoenzyme activity and improve detection up to the point where there is a loss of enzyme stability.
• D)Individual isoenzymes are converted to their corresponding isoforms at different temperatures, while other isoenzymes remain unmodified.

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