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AST
ALT
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Laboratory Units
U/L
μkat/L
Use the same unit for both AST and ALT. Ratio is unitless.
AST (
U/L
)
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Typical adult range (U/L): ~10–40.
ALT (
U/L
)
Enter ALT between 1 and 5000.
Typical adult range (U/L): ~7–56.
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ALT-predominant
~1:1
Mild AST-predominant
AST-predominant ≥2
AST
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ALT
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Units
U/L
Typical interpretation (context-dependent):
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Ratio < 0.8
: ALT predominance (e.g., many viral or metabolic processes).
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~1.0
: Near equal AST and ALT.
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1.2–<2.0
: Mild AST predominance.
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≥2.0
: AST predominance; consider alcoholic liver disease in the right clinical context.
Not diagnostic—always interpret with clinical history, exam, and additional testing.
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AST/ALT Ratio:
ratio = AST / ALT
Use the same unit for both values (e.g., U/L). The ratio is unitless.
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