1. What is the effect of hemolysis in the analysis of serum LPS? 2. Differentiate Lipase activity to that of Amylase base on time of rise, peak and decline . 3. What is the role of the substrate in the LPS analysis?

1. What is the effect of hemolysis in the analysis of serum LPS? 2. Differentiate Lipase activity to that of Amylase base on time of rise, peak and decline . 3. What is the role of the substrate in the LPS analysis?

Biochemistry

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Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

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1. What is the effect of hemolysis in the analysis of serum LPS?

2. Differentiate Lipase activity to that of Amylase base on time of rise, peak and decline .

3. What is the role of the substrate in the LPS analysis?

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