During anaerobic respiration in humans, is formed in the cells.

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During strenuous physical exercise, the muscle cells need more energy. In the absence of sufficient oxygen, muscles convert glucose into lactic acid and release energy by anaerobic respiration. The accumulation of lactic acid in the muscles causes painful muscle cramps.

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