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  • Clinical Applications of Lactate Measurements in Equine Veterinary Medicine

    Creator:
    Baker, Rose E.
    Abstract:
    Lactate is an end-product of both aerobic and anaerobic glycolysis and it can be used as an energy source for tissues. It is produced by all cells in the mammalian body that can metabolize glucose. Increased production of lactate can be seen with there is an increase in cellular metabolism...
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    infusion. While lactate did not elevate above the normal threshold value (>2.0 mmol/L), these horses