CJ 210 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Prostate-Specific Antigen, Benzidine, Luminol
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A tissue, composed of several types of cells in a matrix called plasma. Plasma consists of about 90% water and 7% protein, 3% urea, amino acids, carbohydrates, organic acids, fats, steroid hormones, and other inorganic ions. Cell identification of blood is recognized by hemoglobin. Fluorescein and luminol benzidine - all color test. Reduced phenolphthalein test - measuring ph of blood to detect heme molecule - pink color. Blood confirmatory test takayama test- specifically forms red/leaf like crystals by crystallizing hemoglobin - crappy test. Species origin - detected by human antiserum in rabbits. Antibodies are specific receptors on a foreign cell, antigens produce specific reactions by attaching onto the ab. Very high levels of phosphatase that is lower in other bodily fluids. Presumptive test - walker test ( colorization ) Confirmatory is by - visualization by microscope. Nuclear fast red and picroindigocarmine and hematoxylin/eosin will react with the nucleus of the sperm due to dna production.
