I would like to know if addition of hydrogen peroxide to a growth medium reduces the oxygen content in the medium, leading to hypoxia or any sort of oxygen deficiency. Ldh (lactate dehydrogenase) transcription is induced during oxidative stress when I add H2O2 to my cell culture. From the literature I read, however, that LDH expression is induced during oxygen deficiency, which makes more sense to me. Can anyone explain to me why LDH expression is induced during oxidative stress? Thanks
O2 vs H2O2
Started by carl_ulrich, Nov 11 2004 04:54 AM
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Posted 11 November 2004 - 04:54 AM
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Posted 11 November 2004 - 07:03 AM
hi
as far it goes to my knowledge, during oxidatinve stress u get lactate getting accumulated as a result of anaerobic process and this could certainly induce LDH genes . i may be right. i dont know exactly. is that answer convincing for u. refer Biochemistry by Lehninger or Stryer for further details
regards
madhan shankar
Biotechnology Head
DR NGP Arts & Science College
coimbatore
as far it goes to my knowledge, during oxidatinve stress u get lactate getting accumulated as a result of anaerobic process and this could certainly induce LDH genes . i may be right. i dont know exactly. is that answer convincing for u. refer Biochemistry by Lehninger or Stryer for further details
regards
madhan shankar
Biotechnology Head
DR NGP Arts & Science College
coimbatore













