What is Lactate and Lactic Acid?

What is Lactate and Lactic Acid?

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Science, Chemistry

University

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The video explores the differences between lactate and lactic acid, dispelling common misconceptions about their roles in exercise. It clarifies that high-intensity exercise produces lactate, not lactic acid, and explains how lactate affects blood pH through the strong ion difference. The video also discusses the role of glycolysis in lactate production and the importance of maintaining electroneutrality in the blood. Future videos will cover how endurance training can enhance lactate clearance.

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What is the primary difference between lactate and lactic acid?

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How does high-intensity exercise affect the production of lactate?

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Explain the misconception regarding lactic acid production during exercise.

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Describe the process of glycolysis and its relation to lactate production.

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What role does lactate dehydrogenase play in the conversion of pyruvate to lactate?

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How does the strong ion difference relate to lactate and hydrogen ion concentrations?

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What is the significance of maintaining electroneutrality in the blood during exercise?

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