Aminotransferase

usgb/ˌeɪ.mɪ.noʊˈtræns.fɚ.eɪs/
noun

Aminotransferase is an enzyme that helps in the transfer of amino groups from amino acids to keto acids, important for protein metabolism.

Blood tests can reveal high levels of aminotransferase, which may indicate liver damage.
Visual representation of "aminotransferase" - Aminotransferase is an enzyme that helps in the transfer of amino groups from amino acids to keto acids, important for protein metabolism.

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liver function, enzyme activity, amino acid metabolism

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Contextual Usage

Understanding when to interpret aminotransferase levels can signal health issues.

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High aminotransferase levels often indicate liver trouble.
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Formal Medical Term

In clinical reports, using the term aminotransferase is appropriate for precision.

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When discussing liver health with doctors, familiarizing oneself with 'aminotransferase' is vital.
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Biochemical Importance

Recognizing the role of aminotransferases in metabolism helps in medical studies.

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Aminotransferases are pivotal in metabolic pathways.
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