Liver Function
ALP helps in the breakdown of proteins and is mostly produced in the liver. High levels of this can indicate liver, bone, or bile duct disease.
ALT is an enzyme located in the liver cells and helps the liver break down proteins, to make absorption easier. If ALT levels rise, this can result in liver problems.
CK is a type of protein that your muscles need to function. Though, having high levels of creatinine kinase can lead to muscle damage.
Gamma GT is an enzyme found in the liver, which can be tested to see if there is any sight of liver damage or disease.
Bilirubin is a pigment in your body formed after a breakdown of red blood cells. This measures the levels of bilirubin in your blood; having high levels can result in jaundice and highlight liver damage or disease.
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