2 Lactate is a product of anaerobic exercise. During extended periods of anaerob

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2 Lactate is a product of anaerobic exercise. During extended periods of anaerobic exercise, lactate is recycled by way of the Cori cycle to help keep working muscles going. But after anaerobic respiration stops, what happens to the lactate that remains? Examine the steps of the Cori cycle and of each of the stages of cellular respiration, and explain how lactate could be transformed to feed into the aerobic pathways.

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1.1. Insulin

2.Pancrease

3.GLUT 4 Transport

4.Lipogenesis

5.Adipose

6.Glyconeogenesis

7.Hepatocytes

8.Muscle spindle

9.Glycogenolysis

Q2.When lactic acid is produced in the muscle cell, It is trasnported to the liver cells through the blood.

In the liver cells, the lactic acid is converted to pyruvic acid by giving out AcetylCoA .

Pyruvic acid is converted to the glycose-6-phosphate by the gluconeogenesis.

This glucose -6- phosphate is treansported to the muscle cells and is again involved he metabolism for generation of energy.

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