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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: NMR Biomed. 2012 Mar 26;25(11):1286–1294. doi: 10.1002/nbm.2801

Table 2. Fitted Results for Two-pool Models Under Various Conditions.

Both of the two-pool models were fit to the HP lactate curve with and without the pyruvate HP data. The first set was done without pyruvate; secondly, the initial value of the pyruvate decay was included as a normalization factor. The third set was done with the pyruvate time-course included as well as the initial value and then the last set was done by excluding the decay due to pulsing. All of these models fit the lactate curve well. Flux is the initial flux from pyruvate into lactate at time t = 0 in μmol/billion cells/hr.

Two-pool Bidirectional (P ↔ L) Two-pool Unidirectional (P → L)
flux T1L (s) pw T1P (s) flux T1L (s) pw T1P (s)
HP Lactate Fit
 No Pyruvate 989 43 9.0° 57 6356 54 3.4° 51
 Lactate & Pyr (t=0) 242 45 9.3° 59 236 32 16.8° 60
HP Lactate and Pyruvate Fit
 With RF signal decay 223 294 1.2° 46 217 37 10.4° 48
 Ignore decay 223 179 - 47 219 25 - 48
 Large decay (18°) 216 224 - 48 214 64 - 48