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==Aspartate aminotranferase==

==Aspartate aminotranferase==

Some species may have higher concentrations of [[Aspartate aminotranferase|Aspartate aminotransferase (AST)]] in liver, skeletal muscle and myocardium. AST values are usually less than 250 iu/l.  Increased levels are suggestive of tissue damage, specifically liver or muscle in some species. In association with CP to rule out muscle damage it is a useful test in some species for hepatocellular damage. Generalised diseases, such as trauma, septicaemias and toxaemias, may also elevate AST due to tissues necrosis.

Some species may have higher concentrations of Aspartate aminotransferase (AST) in liver, skeletal muscle and myocardium. AST values are usually less than 250 iu/l.  Increased levels are suggestive of tissue damage, specifically liver or muscle in some species. In association with CP to rule out muscle damage it is a useful test in some species for hepatocellular damage. Generalised diseases, such as trauma, septicaemias and toxaemias, may also elevate AST due to tissues necrosis.

==Creatine kinase==

==Creatine kinase==