Heart injury, stress, or inflammation are all indicated by increased levels of cardiac enzymes (Cardiac Biomarker) in the blood. After a heart attack, your heart releases these proteins. When there is insufficient oxygen in the blood, your heart may also generate Cardiac Biomarkers, making it work harder than usual. Heart enzymes are measured with an enzyme marker test (blood test). Heart disorders like acute coronary syndrome, coronary artery disease, and atherosclerosis are diagnosed, screened for, and treated by healthcare professionals using Cardiac Biomarker. Muscles of the skeletal and cardiac systems produce troponin C. The isoforms of troponin T and I that are extremely sensitive to and selective for cardiac myocytes are referred to as cardiac troponins (cTn). Therefore, cTn-T or cTn-I detection in the blood stream is a highly specific indicator for cardiac damage
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