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+Lactate dehydrogenase is a molecule used for anaerobic respiration in humans. Anaerobic respiration is respiration without the involvement of oxygen. It is mostly used during exercises, or other strenuous activities, when one is lacking available oxygen.
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 == Relevance ==
-LDH allows humans to perform strenuous exercises for a longer length of time. Without LDH, humans would not have an adequate amount of ATP to sucessfully perform intense exercises such as running, biking, etc. LDH allows our bodies to convert pyruvate into something that our body can utilize (lactate) to produce ATP.
+Lactate Dehydrogenase allows humans to perform strenuous exercises for a longer length of time. Without LDH, humans would not have an adequate amount of ATP to sucessfully perform intense exercises such as running, biking, etc. LDH allows our bodies to convert pyruvate into something that our body can utilize (lactate) to produce ATP.

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