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What is Which of the following indicates 'flipping effect'? and explain in detail?
- LDH2>LDH1 (normal) - Myocardial infarction (LDH1>LDH2) - LDH1 is the last enzyme that increases in person suffering from myocardial infarction - Triphenyl tetrazolium (TTC) chloride reacts with LDH1 - In normal individual TTC gives brick red color - In ischemia induced infarction there is leakage of LDH enzyme and therefore same chemical TTC gives yellowish pale appearance (myocardial infarction)