Pyruvate doesn't get converted to lactic acid in the body, which then dissociates into H+ and lactate.
Pyruvate is converted into lactate which actually consumes (buffers H+) from NADH and H+. The H+ that is accumulated in the body is from ATP hydrolysis.
This is what is causing metabolic acidosis, NOT lactic acid.
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Viktor9502 2 months ago
This helped me with my Bio Subj thank you :D
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TheSuperLazy 1 year ago
Pyruvate doesn't get converted to lactic acid in the body, which then dissociates into H+ and lactate.
Pyruvate is converted into lactate which actually consumes (buffers H+) from NADH and H+. The H+ that is accumulated in the body is from ATP hydrolysis.
This is what is causing metabolic acidosis, NOT lactic acid.
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dustimus1 1 year ago 8
@dustimus1 Agreed. Cute people shouldn't teach.
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