What Is Biochemistry?
Theword`BIOCHEMISTRY'-
means-Chemistry of Living
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beings or Chemical Basis ofLife.
"Life" in Biochemistry point of
view is:
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Hundreds of Biochemical
reactions andBiochemical
processes
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Occurringinsub cellular
organelles of a cell in an
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organized manner.Biochemistry is a branch
of life science:
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WhichdealswiththeStudy of Biochemical
Reactions and Processes
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Occurringin living cells oforganisms.
Branches of Biochemistry
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Medical Biochemistry-Dealswithchemical basis of human body.
Clinical Biochemistry-Deals with
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clinicaldiseases/pathological
conditions of human body.
Clinical Biochemistry
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supports:
Diagnosis, Therapy and
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Research ofMedicalfield.Bacterial Biochemistry-Dealswith
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Microbes.Plant Biochemistry- DealswithPlants.
Animal Biochemistry-Dealswithanimals.
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Industrial Biochemistry-Dealswith
industrialproductsinvolvedwith
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microorganisms.Historical Developments
of
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BiochemistryBiochemistryemergedinthelate 18th
and early 19th century.
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Theterm Biochemistry wasfirst
introducedbytheGerman Chemist Carl
Neuberg in 1903.
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Inthe1940s Clinical Biochemistry
evolved, as an autonomous field.
S.No
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Pioneer Workers
Discovery/Work
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1Berzilus
EnzymesCatalysis
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2
EdwardBuchner
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EnzymeExtraction3
LouisPasteur
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FermentationProcess
4
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LohmannRoleofCreatinePO4in
muscles
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5HansKreb
TCACycle
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6
BantingandMacleod
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Insulin7
FiskeandSubbarow
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RoleofATPs
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Pioneer WorkerDiscovery/Work
8
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WatsonandCrick
DoubleStranded
DNA
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9
Landsteiner
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ProteinStructure10
PeterMitchell
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Oxidative
Phosphorylation
11
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Nirenberg
GeneticCodeon
mRNA
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12
PaulBerg
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RecombinantDNATechnology
13
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KarryMullisPolymeraseChain
Reaction
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14Khorana
SynthesizedGene
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Aim And ObjectivesTo Study
Biochemistry
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?To know the various
Biomolecules composed in
Human body:
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?Chemistry/Structure
?Occurrence/Location
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?Functions/Role?Determination of mode of
action of Biomolecules isby:
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?Isolation and Structuralelucidation ofBiomolecules.
?Understand completely
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all the organized
Biochemical processes
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?Occurringinliving cellsat the molecular/sub
cellular level .
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?Identification of diseasemechanisms:
?StudyofInborn Errors of
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metabolism.
?StudyofOncogenes in cancer
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cells.Syllabus Of Biochemistry
Medical Biochemistry
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Medical or Human Biochemistry isabranchofBiochemistrywhichdeals
with:
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Biochemical constituents of human
body
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Their interactions in body cellsTo maintain normal health, growth
and reproduction andrelated diseases.
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Chemical Composition of Humanbody
Study of Biochemical
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aspects of Cell and itssub cellular organelles.
Studyofvarious Biochemical constituents of
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cell:(Chemistry,properties,functions,metabolism
andrelateddisorders).
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Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Vitamins
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MineralsWater
Nutrition and Metabolism of
Biomolecules
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Study of Food and its
constituents
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Dietary Nutrientsbuilds human body
and maintain health
Majorprerequisite for the
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maintenance of health isthat
Thereshouldbeoptimal
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dietary intakeofconstituentswithgood
quality andappropriate
quantity.
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BiochemicalresearchhasimpactonNutrition
&Preventive Medicine.
Metabolism of Biomolecules
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Ingestion
Digestion
Absorption
Transport
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UptakeandAssimilationoffoodconstituents
inhumanbody.
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Catabolic and Anabolicpathways related to
Biomolecules for Human
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vitality:
Energy rich biomolecules get
catabolized in body cells to liberate
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chemical form of energy ATP usedforvariousbodyactivities.
Variousbiomoleculesare
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biosynthesized to perform vitalfunctions of human body.
Tomaintainnormal health of
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a human body:Biomolecules in human
body work
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Cooperatively with good
coordination ,Regulation and
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Interrelationship.Roles Of Important Biomolecules
Carbohydratesservesasprimary
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sourceofenergy.Lipids servesassecondarysource
ofenergy.
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Proteinsarestructural and
functional unitsofhumanbody
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whichareofprimeimportanceandsurvivalofhumanbeings.
Vitamins: FatsolubleandWater
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solublevitaminshavespecificfunctionswhichserveasaccessory growth
factors.
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Minerals: Inorganicelementsmajor
andminortypehasimportantrolein
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building and functioning of humanbodies.
Enzymesarebiomoleculeswhichare
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Biocatalystscatalyzes specific biochemical
reactionsofmetabolicpathwaysand
consideredasfunctional units of
metabolism.
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HormonestheEndocrinesubstances,
chemical messengers of human body.
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They bringgoodcoordination and regulateenzyme activities of metabolism.
Elements of Molecular Biology
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Nucleic acids andMolecularGenetics
DNA,RNAandProteinsynthesis
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RegulationofgeneexpressionRecombinantDNAtechnology
Biochemical Processes
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ofHuman Body
Membranetransport mechanisms and signal
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transductionBiochemical mechanisms of hormone action-Cellular
Homoeostasis
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Functions of Neurotransmitters
Oxygentransport,Bioenergetics,Mitochondrial
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Respiratory chainTheImmune response
Interrelationships Of Biochemistry
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Biochemistry Is A FundamentalSubject Of Medicine/MBBS
Biochemistryis
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relatedtoalmost
everySubjectof
Medicine.
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ThereisrelationshipofBiochemistrywith
ManysubjectsofMBBSCourse.
Physiology
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PathologyPharmacology
Immunology - Microbiology
Toxicology
Medicine and Allied Subjects
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Community Medicine-NutritionGenetics
Importance Of Biochemistry
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Knowledge To A DoctorClear understanding
concepts of Biochemistry
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Isaprerequisite tobecome A Good Doctor
Athoroughunderstanding
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knowledge, of Biochemistry
by a Doctor helpsin:
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Right Diagnosing andtreating a patient .
The Scope for
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Study and Researchin Biochemistry is
Endless
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Principal driving force in
Clinical Biochemistry.
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New emerging techniquesand methodologies to study
new Biomarkers
Thescope of Biochemistry
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istounderstand
Thefunctionality of the
living cells, tissues and the
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entire living system.Biochemistry
Teaching Schedule
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Biochemistry TeachingSchedule-
Theory Lectures
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TutorialsPracticals
Seminar/Quiz
Class Attendance
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Mandatory Attendance ?
75%inTheory
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80%inPracticalAggregate <75% -Detained
Produce Medical Certificates
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AndApply to Sub Dean
(Academics)
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Inabsenceduetoillnesswith
immediateeffects.
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Study Material For BiochemistryLecture Notes
Books
E?Books
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Internet websitesBooks For Biochemistry
1. Lippincott's
2. Harper
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3. Vasudevan4. USatyanarayana
5. RanaShindeandChatterjea
6. SKGupta
7. MohammedRafi
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8. PankajaNaik9. Raju
10. Puri
Biochemistry Examination Pattern
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Exam Pattern And MarksExams
Theory
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Practical Total
Marks
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MarksMarks
Mid Semester
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100
75
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175End Semester
100
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75
175
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Pre Prof200
75
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275
( 2 Papers)
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Prof/Final200
75
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150
( 2 Papers)
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Total Marks150
150
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300
MBBS First Prof Exam Dates
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Mid Semester Examination :November2016
End Semester Examination :
January/February2017
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Pre Prof Exam /PreliminaryExamination :May2017
Professional Exam/Final
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Examination:July2017
Oneshouldscore
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50% in Theory and50% in Practical
Exam
Separatelytopassin
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thesubject
Oneshouldscore40%Marksin
InternalExams/FinalInternal
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AssessmentMarks.
Tobeeligibletoattend
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ProfessionalExam.< 40% Marks
in Final Internals Detained
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Tips For Success In Exams
Attend regularly yourteaching
schedulewithfull concentration
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andnote the lecture points.Afterclassessame day write down
all lecture points in Fair note book.
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BeInteractive and Communicative
to clear your subject doubts.
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Analyze your own CapacityDo not compare yourselfwith
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Organize the scheduleTruly and sincerely work hard
withgood stamina and
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Daily Study the SubjectsGive time for each subject
5 hours of study after classes
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Givedaily one hour for
Biochemistry
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Learntosacrifice andcompensate.
InbetweenCheck your study
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status and compensate.
Relentlesslyworkhardto
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acquire understandingknowledge.
Don't leave optionstrycoverallthe
matterthoughtinclasses.
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Habit of early to Bed and early to
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Iffeel depress or have any problemin stay and study contact your
teachers immediately for help.
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AnyConfusions?
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AnyDoubts?THANKYOU
DrAnissaAtifMirza
BiochemistryDepartment
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A.I.I.M.SRishikesh.Introduction
To
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Biochemistry Practicals
Clinical Biochemistry
Biochemical Aspects
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of
Health and Disease
Healthy body
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Healthy body inbiochemical
pointofviewiswith-
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Normal metabolic functionsinthebodycells.
Balanced levels ofallthe
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biochemical constituents
Unhealthy/Diseased body
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Unhealthy/Diseasedbodyinbiochemicalpointofviewis
with:
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Derangement in theirmetabolic functions.
Imbalanced levels of
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biochemical constituents
Health dependsonaharmonious
balanceofbiochemicalreactions
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occurringinthebodyDiseasereflectsabnormalitiesin
biomolecules,biochemical
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reactions,orbiochemicalprocessesinahumanbody.
Types Of Diseases
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Due to Biochemical AlterationsNutritionalDisorders
InbornErrorsofMetabolism
Endocrine/MetabolicDisorders
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Genetic/MolecularDisordersImmunologicalDisorders
List of Biochemical Disorders
Nutritional Disorders
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Thesearedisorderscaused
due to defect in pattern of
nutrition:
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Over Nutrition
Under Nutrition
Examples Of
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Nutritional Disorders
KwashiorkarandMarasmus.(PEM)
Obesity
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IronDeficiencyAnemia.Tetany
Pellagra
BeriBeri
Scurvy
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Endocrine/Metabolic Disorders
Thesedisordersaredue to defect in
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Endocrine system.Hypo and Hyper activity of Endocrine
organs.
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Derangement in Hormones whichaffect
the Enzyme activities of metabolic
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reactions .Thisin turn causes derangement in
metabolism.
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Endocrine/Metabolic DisordersDiabetesMellitus
DiabetesInsipidus
Hypothyroidism
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HyperthyroidismAddisonsDisease
CushingsSyndrome.
Genetic/Molecular Disorders
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Thesedisordersaredue to defect in DNA
molecule.
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Gene mutations in structural or regulatorygenes
Mutatedgenesonexpressionleads to structural
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defective Proteins.
DefectivestructuralProteinsin turn affect the
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functionality of the Proteins leading todisorder.
Genetic/Molecular Disorders
InbornErrorsofMetabolism
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CancerSickleCellAnemia
Thallasemias
XerodermaPigmentosa
Hyperlipoproteinemias
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ChromosomalDefectsInborn Errors Of Metabolism
Disordersduetocongenital defect in
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Enzymes.
Causeddue to defective/mutated genes
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of Enzymes.SinceEnzymes are functional units of
metabolism,their congenital defect leads
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to inborn errors in Metabolism.Inborn Errors Of Metabolism
PrimaryGout
GlycogenStorageDisorders
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Phenylketonuria.Albinism
GauchersDisease
Immunological Disorders
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CausedduetodefectiveImmune
System
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HypersensitivityAutoimmuneDisorders-
Rheumatoid Arthritis
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Multiple MyelomasRole Of Clinical Biochemistry In
Diagnosis Of Diseases
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Role Of Clinical BiochemistryLaboratory
Biochemistry and Medicine
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are Intimately relatedInaspecificdiseasedconditionthere
occursderangementsinthehormonal
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actionsWhichaffects,homeostaticmechanisms
andmetabolicprocesses
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Whichinturnaltersthenormal
concentrationsofbiochemical
constituentsinbodycellsandtheir
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fluids.Metabolic changes associated with specific
disordersmaygiverisetoachangesinthebody
fluids.
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Biochemical profile of a particular body fluid is
analyzedforexample
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Blood Glucose in Diabetes mellitus;Glucose levels in the cerebrospinal fluid in
bacterial meningitis (whicharegreatlyreduced).
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Hence, specific parameters are looked for in a
specificbodyfluidwhenadiseaseissuspected
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Suspecteddiseasedcasesbyaphysicianareinvestigatedforthe
levelsofbiochemicalparameters
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Invarious collected biologicalspecimensviz
Blood/plasma/serum/urine/CSF
/otherbodyfluids
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vThecollectedspecimensareanalyzedinaClinicalBiochemistryLaboratory
usingvarious analytical methods to
obtaintheresults.
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vTheobtainedresults are compared
withthevalueswithrespective
normal/reference range.
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vResultsarereportedtoaphysician
forconfirmingthediagnosisand
treatmentofthepatient.
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Role Of Clinical Biochemistry
Laboratory
RoleofaClinicalBiochemistryLaboratoryis
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to find out
Theconcentration of biochemical
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parameters fromvarious biologicalspecimens,
Usingspecific methodologies ,reagents,
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instruments and equipments ,glasswaresand plastic wares.
Theresult values obtained are compared
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with reference range and interpreted.ThusClinical Biochemistry, is
an applicative arm of medical
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Biochemistry,Tosupport diagnosis ,
treatment and prognosis of
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human diseases or pathologicalconditions.
Scope of Clinical Biochemistry
ClinicalBiochemistryincludestwomain
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components:
Methodological and Interpretative.
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Whichisdrivenbythediscovery ofbiomarkers, and the availability of
appropriate measurement methods.
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Biochemistry InstrumentsBiochemistsshouldhaveknowledgeofimportant
instrumentstheirusesandworkingprinciples.
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1.PhotoelectricColorimeter,Spectrophotometer,Flowcytometers,AAS.
2.SemiAutoanalyzers,FullyAutomatedAnalyzers.
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3.ElectrolyteAnalyzers4.ELISAreader
5.ECiQ
6.ElectrophoreticandChromatographicUnits.
7.RealTimePCR
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8.DistillationPlant,Balances,Centrifuges,Waterbaths,Incubator,Oven,Coolers,Refrigeratorsetc.
Biochemistry Depend Upon
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Chemicals and Reagents
Biochemistry Chemicals and
Reagents
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UseofAnalyticalGrade/Ultrapure
chemicalsforreagentpreparations.
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Useofreadymadereagentkits.Useofstandards,controlsand
calibrators.
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Qualitycontrolspecimens(InternalandExternalQ.C)
Biochemistry
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Glasswares/Plasticwares
UseofBorosilmadeGlasswares/Tarsan
Testtubes
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Pipettes:Glass,FinepipettesFlasks
Beakers
MeasuringCylinders
ReagentBottles
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Diagnostic Investigationsof
Clinical Biochemistry
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Types Of Biochemical Investigations
RoutineInvestigations
StatInvestigations-24x7hrs
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SpecialInvestigationsBiochemicalProfiles
OrganFunctionTests
Individual laboratory tests are
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rarely ordered and reportedsingly; usually combinations of
labtestsareused.
Thephysicianshouldhoweverbe
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judicious in selecting the tests
that really give a clue to the
diagnosisofadisease.
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Routine Biochemical InvestigationsBlood Glucose {Fasting,PostprandialandRandom}
Non Protein Nitrogenous Substances -BloodUrea ,Uric
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Acid, Creatinine.(KFT)Serum and urinary Proteins-TotalProteins,Albumin(LFT)
Lipids-TriAcylGlycerol,Cholesterol,Lipoproteins.
Enzymes-AST,ALT,GGT,ALP,ACP(LFT)
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Bilirubin-Total,Direct,Indirect(LFT)Electrolytes-(Na,K)
Minerals-(Ca,P)
Blood-pH,AnionGap,pO2,pCO2,Bicarbonates.
Special Investigations
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GlucoseToleranceTest
Vitamins
Hormones
Minerals(Mg,Zn,Cu,Fe,I)
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DrugsBenceJonesProteins
Electrophoresis
Chromatography
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Organ Function TestsLiverFunctionTests(LFTs)
CardiacProfile(CFT)
PancreaticFunctionTests(PFTs)
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RenalFunctionTests/KidneyFunctionTests(KFTs)
GastricFunctionTests(GFTs)
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ThyroidFunctionTests(TFTs)AdrenalFunctionTests(AFTs)
ReproductiveFunctionTests
Biochemical Test profiles
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And BiomarkersLipidProfile
CardiacProfile
DiabeticProfile
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BoneMarkersAnemiaMarkers
TumorMarkers
Importance of Laboratory
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Tests
Qualitative and Quantitative analysis of
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biochemicalconstituentsfromthebiologicalspecimensarecarriedoutin
ClinicalBiochemistryLaboratory.
Resultsobtainedofquantitative
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estimationsareinterpreatedcomparing
withnormalorreferencerangeof
laboratory.
BiochemicalInvestigation
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resultshelpindiagnosis of the
disorder with severity of the
disease.
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Thereportvalueshelpsthecliniciantobettermanageand
treatthepatientsunderhis
care.
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ThusResultsofBiochemical
investigationsplays
importantroleinscreening,
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diagnosis,prognosisandtreatmentofdisorders.
Precautions During Tests
ProperUseofReagents
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StandardizationandCalibrationofInstrumentsSOPstobefollowed
CarefullyandStrictlyfollowtheprotocols
Accuratepipetting
ProperreadingofO.Dvalues/Results
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Interpreateresultswithrightunitswithnormalorreferencerangeoflaboratory
RunQualityControlProgrammes
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Agood understanding
Knowledge of Biochemistry
related to health and disease at
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molecularlevelMakesatrue and good Doctor
for his/her Clinical Practice.
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Biochemistry Practical SyllabusInstrumentations
QualitativeExperiment-AbnormalUrineAnalysis
QuantitativeExperiments-Glucose,Urea,Bilirubinetc
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OrganFunctionTests-LFT,KFT,GFTBiochemicalProfiles
FluidAnalysis-CSF,AmnioticFluids
GlucoseToleranceTest
ClinicalCases-Liver,Carbohydrate,Lipds,Proteins
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ImmunologicalTechniquesMolecularBiologyTechniques
Biochemistry Manual
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And Its CheckingBiochemistry
Practical Exam Pattern
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Practical Exam 75 MarksQuestions
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15Marks
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Experiment
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Way To Live Life
BeBalancedinallthelifeactivities
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WorkasperyourprioritiesTrytoadjustaspertheneedandconditionoflife
Tryyourbesttosurvive
LivesimpleandnaturalLife
KnowyourDo'sandDon'tsofLife
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NeverGoAgainsttheNature
AdmireandFeeltheNaturesLife
Think,ThankandPraisethecreatorofNature
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ImbibeNaturalprocesseswithinourselvesPracticelifelikeNaturalprocesses
S.
Human Body Activities Human Practical Life
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No
1
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Processes/Mechanisms Actions/Character/Nature2
Analyzed/Sensed
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Analyzed/Sensed
Neurotransmitters
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SelfLogic,Thoughtprocess,Hormones
,GoodAdviceand
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Experience3
Homeostasized-
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Regulated-
HomeostaticMechanisms Trust , Obedience, Respect
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Implementation4
Balanced Processes
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Limited Activities
5
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Healthy Human LifeSuccess in Human Life
Thank You
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