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Chapter | 4 Lipids and Ketones<br />

diminution in LCFA oxidation, and more LCFA may be converted<br />

to ketones. Ketone oxidation by muscle is decreased<br />

postexercise, which will allow ketones to accumulate. In the<br />

postexercise period, there is gluconeogenesis as lactate is<br />

cycled back into glucose and glycogen, which may lead to<br />

decreased mitochondrial oxaloacetate levels and increased<br />

ketogenesis. Finally, compared to the exercise period, in the<br />

postexercise period, relatively more <strong>of</strong> the cardiac output<br />

will flow through the portal system, and the rate at which<br />

LCFA are presented to the liver may increase.<br />

Postexercise ketosis undoubtedly occurs in most mammalian<br />

species, but among the domestic species, it has been<br />

best documented in dogs and horses. Postexercise increases<br />

in plasma levels <strong>of</strong> ketones have been observed in racing<br />

sled dogs ( Hammel et al ., 1977 ). Postexercise ketosis has<br />

been reported several times in the horse ( Dybdal et al .,<br />

1980 ; Lucke and Hall, 1980 ; Rose and Sampson, 1982 ).<br />

In these studies, horses were subjected to endurance rides<br />

<strong>of</strong> 80 to 160 km. Plasma 3-hydroxybutyrate concentrations<br />

increased two- to three-fold 5 to 60 minutes postexercise<br />

compared to preexercise levels. Plasma LCFA concentrations<br />

increase five-fold or more in horses during exercise<br />

( Lucke and Hall, 1980 ; Rose and Sampson, 1982 ) and<br />

decrease little during 30 to 60 minutes postexercise. Thus,<br />

abundant LCFA are available to the liver postexercise when<br />

muscle utilization <strong>of</strong> LCFA and ketones is decreased, a situation<br />

that results in ketonemia.<br />

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