The Curious Case of Lactate, a Blastocyst and an Endometrium Endangered Species Session 71: Minding the Gaps:

Session 71: Minding the Gaps: Reflecting on the State of Embryologists

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The Curious Case of Lactate, a Blastocyst and an Endometrium Endangered Species Session 71: Minding the Gaps:The Curious Case of Lactate, a Blastocyst and an Endometrium Lactate is typically considered a waste product of glucose metabolism, produced through glycolysis, when there is insufficient oxygen available. But why does the blastocyst produce significant quantities of lactate even when there is an abundance of oxygen? The answer to this question will make you rethink completely the significance of metabolic functions, and you will discover that this