| lactic acid |
Acid which is formed at the time of the malolactic fermentation of the wine.
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| lactic dehydrogenase |
The enzyme that catalyses the formation and removal of lactate according to the equation: pyruvate + NADH = lactate NAD. The appearance of LDH in the medium is often used as an indication of cell death and the release of cytoplasmic constituents.
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| lactic acidosis |
An accumulation of toxic levels of lactate in the blood that can result in loss of consciousness; can occur during biguanide therapy.
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| lactic a. |
a metabolic acidosis occurring as a result of excess lactic acid in the blood, due to conditions causing impaired cellular respiration. It occurs most commonly in disorders in which O2 is inadequately delivered to tissues, e.g., shock, septicemia, or extreme hypoxemia, but it can also result from exogenous or endogenous metabolic defects. Initially manifesting as hyperventilation, it progresses to mental confusion and coma.
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| lactic acid t. |
see specific tests, including MacLean t., and Uffelmann's t.
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