lactation

Examples of lactate

lactate
Effects of solar radiation and feeding time on behavior, immune response and production of lactating ewes under high ambient temperature.
In females, the presence and number of embryos and placental scars was recorded and it was noted whether they were lactating.
The mean percentage of glucose uptake accountable for by lactate production in the presence of ouabain was 92%.
If retinal neurons had an absolute requirement for lactate, we would have expected some impairment of glucose uptake or lactate production.
At the same time it should be stressed that the lactating woman is protected from future pregnancy.
Maximal heart rates and post-exercise plasma lactate concentrations did not differ over any of the eight exercise runs.
The sensitivity of one-cell mouse embryos to pyruvate and lactate.
The others all recommenced cycles while still lactating; four of them while still breast-feeding exclusively.
Biochemical studies of growing mouse oocytes: preparation of oocytes and analysis of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase and lactate dehydrogenase activities.
The present study also provides evidence of a link between the metabolism of glucose to lactate, via glycolysis, and fluid accumulation.
The presence of luteinizing hormone/human chorionic gonadotropin receptors in lactating rat mammary glands.
Oxygen, glucose and pyruvate uptakes as well as lactate release were evaluated.
In the absence of the inhibitor, a direct relationship was seen between fluid accumulation and both glucose (but not pyruvate) consumption and lactate production.
Excess lactate was within negative range (aerobic) when pulsatile flow was used, while it remained in positive range (anaerobic) when non-pulsatile flow was used.
Leucine metabolism in lactating and dry goats: effect of insulin and substrate availability.
See all examples of lactate
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.