Why must lactic acid be removed from muscle cells?

A The lactic acid can poison muscle cells.

B The lactic acid can cause muscle cells to change into fat.

C The lactic acid can cause muscle cells to change into nucleic acids.

D The lactic acid will cause the cytoplasm to become aerobic and very diluted.


A The lactic acid can poison muscle cells.

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