Sd. Jackson et al., DETERMINATION OF SERUM ALKALINE-PHOSPHATASE ACTIVITY BY ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTION WITH FLOW-INJECTION ANALYSIS, Fresenius' journal of analytical chemistry, 346(6-9), 1993, pp. 859-862
In this enzyme assay for kinetic measurement of alkaline phosphatase (
EC 3.1.3.1) activity in human serum by flow injection analysis with el
ectrochemical detection (FIAEC), the substrate phenyl phosphate is enz
ymatically hydrolyzed and the phenol produced is quantified by FIA-EC.
The standard curve is linear over the range 40 to 500 U/1, and the pr
edicted linearity is up to 1000 U/1. The CV is 5% over the range of th
e assay. Correlation with the Sclavo Diagnostics nitrophenyl phosphate
spectrophotometric technique gave an r of 0.98. This new technique re
quires as little as 1 mul of serum. The FIA-EC method is not subject t
o interference by hemolysis, icteria, or lipemia or by electroactive s
ubstances such as urate, ascorbate, or acetaminophen. Sensitive measur
ements free from spectrophotometric interferences are thus possible.