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This is a direct reading of L-Lactate (L-Lactic Acid) in solution at the enzyme sensor. The
enzyme L-Lactate Oxidase is immobilized in the YSI L-Lactate Membrane.
L-Lactate + O
2
L-Lac Oxidase
H
2
O
2
+ Pyruvate
System Buffer
YSI 2357
Calibrator Std
YSI 2776 (0.50 g/L L-Lactate)
Linearity Std
YSI 1530 (2.67 g/L L-Lactate)
Black Probe
YSI 2329 L-Lactate Membrane
White Probe
n/a *
Sample Size
25
µ
L
Cal Station
Station #1 Cal Well
Black Probe Parameters
Chemistry
L-Lactate
Unit of Conc
g/L
Cal value
0.50
End Point
30 sec
* If you have a dual channel unit, either Black or White, or both Black and White probes can be
configured for this chemistry.
Note: See Appendix A if concentration unit conversion is required.
Special Considerations:
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If sample dilution is required, use reagent water or 2357 buffer.
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D-Lactate is not a substrate for L-Lactate Oxidase. Therefore, the 2700 SELECT
cannot directly measure D-Lactate. If you have a known racemic mixture of lactates,
the L-Lactate value multiplied by 2 should give you the total lactate value.
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