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stored ATP is the main source of energy for
muscle fiber contraction
ATP is needed for myosin head ____ & ____
attachment - detachment
muscles can only store enough ATP to last
4-6 seconds
ATP must be continually ____ to sustain a muscle contraction
recycled
three pathways that a muscle can use to generate ATP
phosphorylation - anaerobic glycolysis - aerobic respiration
phosphorylation of ADP by
creatine phosphate
anaerobic glycolysis is with
lactic acid fermentation
in aerobic respiration body uses about ____ of this
90%
creatine phosphate is a ____ ____ molecule stored in muscles
high energy
creatine phosphate contains a high energy ____ bond
phosphate
energy stored in creatine phosphate is transferred to ADP to reform
ATP
phosphorylation is the transfer of a ____ ____ and ____ associated with it
phosphate group - energy
3 things happen in phosphorylation when ATP is depleted in a muscle cell
creatine phosphate couples with ADP - phosphate + energy transferred to ADP - ADP to ATP
creatine phosphate reserves are depleted in ____ seconds
15-20
creatine phosphate reserves ____ during inactivity
replenish
in aerobic respiration glucose is broken down with the use of ____ to release ____
oxygen - energy
in aerobic respiration energy is used to form
ATP
in aerobic respiration glucose is broken down into
carbon dioxide and water
the process of aerobic respiration requires continuous ____ & ____
oxygen and nutrients
where in the muscle cell does most of the process occur
mitochondria
how fast is the process of aerobic respiration
fairly slow
most of the energy during prolonged exercise, must come from this
aerobic respiration
what is the net gain of aerobic respiration
36 ATP
in aerobic respiration glucose + oxygen form
carbon dioxide + water+ ATP
what is the first step of both aerobic respiration & lactic acid formation
glycolysis
in glycolysis glucose is split into
2 pyruvic acid molecules
what is the total atp gained from glycolysis
2
in anaerobic glycolysis if oxygen is available the pyruvic acid continue to be broken down by ____ by ____ ____
mitochondria - aerobic respiration
in anaerobic glycolysis if oxygen in NOT available the pyruvic acids are converted to ____ ____
lactic acid
anaerobic glycolysis provides energy for how long
30-60 seconds
anaerobic glycolysis is an ____ energy source
inefficient
in anaerobic glycolysis there are ____ amounts of ____ and ____ amounts of ____ out
large - glucose - small - atp
in anaerobic glycolysis ____ ____ & ____ may result
muscle fatigue - soreness