Enzymes are indispensable in clinical diagnostics, serving as biomarkers for diseases like liver dysfunction and myocardial infarction. Therapeutically, they play roles in enzyme replacement and targeted drug delivery. This book explores the use of enzymes in clinical settings, from diagnostic applications to therapeutic innovations. It discusses enzyme kinetics, inhibitors, and activators, linking them to clinical practice. By integrating theory with practical examples, it serves as a comprehensive guide for healthcare professionals.
Sebastian Collins is a clinical biochemist specializing in the use of enzymes in diagnostics and therapeutics. His research focuses on how enzymes can be used to diagnose diseases and develop targeted treatments. Sebastian has contributed to advancements in enzyme-based diagnostic tools for conditions like liver disease and cancer. His work explores how enzyme activity can be modulated for therapeutic purposes. Sebastian’s research is essential in developing new enzyme-based therapies and diagnostics.