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How does lactate at high altitudes support glycemia (blood glucose levels) in humans?
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- 1Lactate serves as the major gluconeogenic precursor✓
- 2Lactate serves as a minor fuel in working muscle
- 3Lactate promotes the 'Pasteur effect'
- 4Lactate induces loss of appetite
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Lactate serves as the major gluconeogenic precursor
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