Name Steward Organization Suggested Domain Suggested Domain Description Cde Group Classification
Aspartate aminotransferase [Enzymatic activity/volume] in Red Blood Cells LOINC Biomarkers, genetics, and genomics
Biomarkers, genetics, and genomics relevant to AD/ADRD
 NIH CDEs
  • ▼ PhenX
    • Miscellaneous

# Datatype

UUID: d081be9d-33b3-50d3-adf7-b1b3807471e0

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# Name Origin Concept type

UUID: a6b0d2b6-4489-5a64-83ef-3a6956057a25

Aspartate aminotransferase LP15426-7 Aspartate aminotransferase Aspartate aminotransferase (AST) is an enzyme that is released by injured muscle cells and liver cell and is predominately found in the liver and heart. AST levels in the blood are most often used to monitor liver damage. AST is typically tested in conjunction with alanine aminotransferase (ALT) when a liver panel is ordered. High levels of AST in the bloodstream could indicate hepatitis, drug damage to the liver, cirrhosis, alcoholism, or other liver disorders. [Lab Tests Online:ast/tab/test] Source: Regenstrief LOINC object

# Designation Tags

UUID: 33400a84-714e-53d0-8527-0dffc89fe135

AST (RBC) [Catalytic activity/Vol] Display Name

UUID: 4c2c891a-5b3d-5157-a7a5-b2ead4ead8ee

Aspartate aminotransferase [Enzymatic activity/volume] in Red Blood Cells Long Common Name

UUID: 19ac45e7-a15e-51fd-a06c-44848b9becfa

AST RBC-cCnc Short Name

UUID: 0eb0418d-6a86-54eb-867d-a84a0c9fef43

Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST; SGOT), Red Blood Cells Consumer Name ALPHA

# Identifier Origin Version

UUID: 75a972d1-6b9e-5965-b182-88cd34af8b76

M_dQRIC9C NLM CDEs 12-02-2025-download

UUID: 70d2b011-02f4-57d9-9e58-8386489ae862

16412-9 LOINC 2.69