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LDH isoenzyme (s) linked to IgG of the lambda type found in the serum of a patient having had myocardial infarction is reported. This LDH-IgG complex has almost no enzymatic activity. It was found that the IgG of the patient acted as an inhibitor of LDH. LDH activity in normal human serum was inhibited and abnormal patterns of LDH isoenzyme (s) appeared when certain amounts of the patient's serum was added to a control serum as well as purified LDH isoenzymes. The IgG fraction in the serum was separated from the LDH-IgG complexes by 5'-AMP-Sepharose 4B column chromatography. Subclass analysis of IgG made it clear that the IgG in the serum was IgG3.

Serum lactate dehydrogenase isoenzyme(s) linked to immunoglobulin G with extremely decreased activity detected in myocardial infarct.