How are blood enzymes levels used to diagnose certain diseases? Give an example of a specific condition and enzyme used for diagnosis.

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Enzymes are highly specialised complexes protein that aid chemical change in every part of our body.

For example, they help break down food so our body can use it effectively.

They also help our blood clote.

And they aree present in every organ and cell of our body.

Enzymes are necessary for our body to function properly and effectively.

Enzyme markers are blood test that analyze specific enzyme activity in our body.

Some inhrited disease can cause these enzymes to stop working . Monitoring the rise or fall of enzyme levels can aid in the diagnosis of many of conditions.

Specific conditions as mentioned above are:

1) breakdown of food

2) blood clot

3) heart blockage

4) anemia...and many more.

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