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Physiol. Rev. 77: 321-358, 1997;
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Physiological Reviews, Vol 77, 321-358, Copyright © 1997 by American Physiological Society

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Lactate-proton cotransport in skeletal muscle

C. Juel
Copenhagen Muscle Research Centre, August Krogh Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Skeletal muscle and most other tissues possess a membrane transport system mediating a coupled lactate and H+ translocation. Muscle possesses several lactate-proton transporter isoforms of which two have been cloned; however, the main isoform remains to be identified. The isoforms may have different properties and functional roles, but these have not been specifically characterized. The distribution of lactate-proton transport capacity in skeletal muscle is fiber type dependent, with a higher capacity in slow-twitch fibers compared with fast-twitch fibers. During intense muscle activity and in the recovery period, the lactate and H+ effluxes are mainly mediated by the lactate-proton transporter, which reduces the accumulation of lactate in muscle as well as the drop in internal pH suggested to be involved in muscle fatigue. Thus the lactate-proton transporter is of functional importance for pH regulation in association with muscle activity. This carrier is also important for lactate uptake into resting muscle and other tissues; therefore, the carrier distribution is important for the fate of lactate in the body. In addition, the capacity of the lactate-proton transporter can be increased by intense training and is reduced by inactivity; thus the lactate-proton transporter can undergo adaptive changes.


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