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June 14, 2007 - Lee Biosolutions has announced the production and availability of five Human Lactate Dehydrogenase Isoenzymes – LDH-1, LDH-2, LDH-3, LDH-4 and LDH-5 – for purchase at LeeBio.com. Refer to Item No. 355-15 for the most popular LDH Isoenzyme product from the human heart, LDH-1.
Human lactate dehydrogenase isoenzymes are primarily used by cells in specific tissue. LDH, also known as lactic dehydrogenase, is responsible for converting muscle lactic acid into pyruvic acid, an essential step in producing cellular energy.
When injury occurs, cells containing specific LDH isoenzymes are released in the bloodstream. Analyzing specific LDH isoenzyme ratios helps identify certain patterns in order to aid in the diagnosis of disease such as heart attack, lung injury, lung disease, liver or muscle disease, advanced cancers and autoimmune diseases.
According to Lee Biosolutions President Burton Lee, the company keeps close tabs on the clinical research community in an effort to stay ahead of widespread demands for products like Human Lactate Dehydrogenase Isoenzymes.
“Lee Biosolutions has developed a reputation for high-quality biomarker production,” said Lee. “We isolate LDH isoenzymes from the human heart, human red blood cells and the human liver. As a manufacturer of high purity human enzymes, we are able to custom fill orders and we will, likewise, place the protein in the buffer of your choice, if required.”
Burton also indicated Lee Biosolutions focuses on providing consistently pure products to the clinical research community. “We continue to expand our product line based on developing trends in the industry,” he added.
Lee Biosolutions is a leader in the biomaterials industry, providing quality biomaterial products to clinical labs and researchers around the world, developing tomorrow’s cures. The company has provided the proteins used in a number of high profile biomarker studies.
For more information or to place an order
contact Lee Biosolutions
at 314-968-1091,
or visit the company’s newly redesigned website, www.leebio.com.
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