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Lipolysis and fat oxidation decrease during postprandial lactatemia
PhysiologyCirculating glycerol ([glycerol]) and free fatty acid ([FFA]) concentrations decrease and lactate concentration ([lactate]) increases in response to oral glucose consumption, but the effect of increased [lactate] on the rate of lipolysis is not known.
Adam Osmond +5 more
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Preventive Veterinary Medicine, 2015
The bovine respiratory disease complex (BRD) is a major health issue in feedlot cattle and one of the primary reasons for antimicrobial use in the North American feedlot industry. The purpose of the present study was to assess blood L-lactate levels of feedlot steers at high risk of developing BRD during the early feeding period.
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The bovine respiratory disease complex (BRD) is a major health issue in feedlot cattle and one of the primary reasons for antimicrobial use in the North American feedlot industry. The purpose of the present study was to assess blood L-lactate levels of feedlot steers at high risk of developing BRD during the early feeding period.
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Hepatology, 1990
It has not yet been established whether serum proline and blood lactate levels are increased in alcoholic liver disease. We measured serum proline and blood lactate in controls and in patients with different stages of alcoholic liver disease in the absence of hepatic failure.
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It has not yet been established whether serum proline and blood lactate levels are increased in alcoholic liver disease. We measured serum proline and blood lactate in controls and in patients with different stages of alcoholic liver disease in the absence of hepatic failure.
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Theriogenology, 2017
Blood lactate concentration is known to be a good prognostic indicator associated with the severity of illness and the patient's outcome both in human and veterinary medicine. It also plays a significant role in the assessment of the newborn, being a good indicator of fetal hypoxia and the ideal predictor of morbidity at term in babies.
Castagnetti Carolina +5 more
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Blood lactate concentration is known to be a good prognostic indicator associated with the severity of illness and the patient's outcome both in human and veterinary medicine. It also plays a significant role in the assessment of the newborn, being a good indicator of fetal hypoxia and the ideal predictor of morbidity at term in babies.
Castagnetti Carolina +5 more
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2006
In calves with diarrhoea, systemic acidosis and hyper-L- and D-lactatemia constitute the most important metabolic consequences. Recent studies indicate, however, that clinical signs are determined more by the extent of D-lactate accumulation than by the metabolic acidosis.
GENTILE, ARCANGELO +3 more
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In calves with diarrhoea, systemic acidosis and hyper-L- and D-lactatemia constitute the most important metabolic consequences. Recent studies indicate, however, that clinical signs are determined more by the extent of D-lactate accumulation than by the metabolic acidosis.
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American Association of Bovine Practitioners Conference Proceedings, 2013
Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) is the leading cause of morbidity and death in feedlot cattle. Prognostic tools for the prediction of morbidity and severity of BRD are currently lacking. Blood L-lactate (LAC) is a metabolite that increases because of various conditions including stress and cellular hypoxia, which frequently accompany severe forms of ...
Buczinski, S. +4 more
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Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) is the leading cause of morbidity and death in feedlot cattle. Prognostic tools for the prediction of morbidity and severity of BRD are currently lacking. Blood L-lactate (LAC) is a metabolite that increases because of various conditions including stress and cellular hypoxia, which frequently accompany severe forms of ...
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A&A Practice
Central neurogenic hyperventilation (CNH) is a rare disease, caused by chemical or mechanical disturbance of respiratory centers. It is characterized by the absence of extracerebral respiratory stimuli. A woman developed severe respiratory alkalosis and lactatemia after resection of a posterior fossa meningioma despite lack of cardio-respiratory or ...
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Central neurogenic hyperventilation (CNH) is a rare disease, caused by chemical or mechanical disturbance of respiratory centers. It is characterized by the absence of extracerebral respiratory stimuli. A woman developed severe respiratory alkalosis and lactatemia after resection of a posterior fossa meningioma despite lack of cardio-respiratory or ...
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Acid-base balance and lactatemia in acute hypoxia in normoxic or hypoxic albino rats.
Acta physiologica Hungarica, 1990Albino rats Wistar family were raised since birth in normobaric hypoxic environment (10% O2 in N2). This hypoxic animal group and a normoxic control group were subjected to acute hypoxia in two spaced tests. The rats were exposed for 15 minutes to 7% O2 and later to 5% O2 gas mixture.
U, Quatrini, A, Licciardi, G, Morici
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Aging Reduces Lipolysis During Postprandial Lactatemia [PDF]
Medicine & Science in Sports & ExerciseOsmond, Adam D +5 more
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[The clinical picture of lactate acidosis. 5. Lactatemia without acidosis. Conclusions].
Fortschritte der Medizin, 1977Several inherited metabolic diseases are accompanied by a greater or lesser increase in blood lactate concentration under certain metabolic conditions. These diseases are glycogenosis type I (glocuse-6-phosphate deficiency), fructose-1,6-diphosphatase deficiency, glucose-induced hyperlactate emia, idiopathic lactate acidosis.
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