PMID: 9534949Apr 16, 1998Paper

Distribution of lactate and other ions in inactive skeletal muscle: influence of hyperkalemic lactacidosis

Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology
E R ChinG J Heigenhauser

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to quantify changes in intracellular ion and acid-base status resulting from the net flux of ions between perfusate and noncontracting muscle of differing fibre type in response to a perfusate that simulated the ionic conditions seen during intense exercise. Isolated rat hind limbs were perfused for 80 min with a bovine erythrocyte perfusate. Two series of experiments were performed: a normal perfusate (NP, n = 8) or a lactacidotic perfusate (LP, n = 8) that simulated arterial plasma and blood composition during intense exercise ([Lac-] = 11.0 mequiv. L-1, [K+] = 7.5 mequiv. L-1, and nonvolatile acid concentration = 71 nequiv.L-1). Net ion fluxes were determined by the arteriovenous difference across the hind limb and perfusate flow. Muscle ion concentrations were measured in the soleus (SOL), plantaris (PLT), and white gastrocnemius (WG) muscles. In the NP group, small net effluxes of K+ and Lac- from muscle were observed, but there was no net flux of Na+ or CI-. During LP, an initial rapid net influx of Lac- into muscle (151.2 +/- 9.4 mu equiv. min-1. 100 g-1 at 5 min) was followed by a steady-state net influx of 24-37 mu equiv. min-1. 100 g-1 between 20 and 60 min. During LP, net influx of Na+, ...Continue Reading

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