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Body pH Must Be Kept Constant Normal metabolic activities generate acids because of degradation of amino acids, the incomplete oxidation of glucose and fatty acids, and the ingestion of acidic groups. These acids must be buffered so that they do not change the pH of blood.
Body pH Must Be Kept Constant Normal metabolic activities generate acids because of degradation of amino acids, the incomplete oxidation of glucose and fatty acids, and the ingestion of acidic groups. These acids must be buffered so that they do not change the pH of blood.