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Mesure de la vitesse de renouvellement du lactate chez le rat par perfusion de 14-C-U (l) lactate

Lactate turnover in rats using14C-U-(l) lactate

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    Lactate turnover was measured in 24 anesthetized rats using14C-U-(l) Lactate with the priming dose-infusion technique.

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    14C Lactate in blood was determined with a specific radio-enzymatic micromethod.

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    Lactate turnover increases with blood lactate concentration in the range 0.5 to 3 mM. In a steady state system this relationship means that a new equilibrium may be achieved at a higher pool level, between lactate production and utilization.

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    Comparing available data in four mammalian species lactate turnover at normal lactate levels was found to be approximately constant when computed on a body surface unit basis.

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Freminet, A., Bursaux, E. & Poyart, C.F. Mesure de la vitesse de renouvellement du lactate chez le rat par perfusion de 14-C-U (l) lactate. Pflugers Arch. 334, 293–302 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00592164

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