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what is catabolism?
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breakdown of larger molecules into smaller molecules, with the release of energy.
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what is anabolism?
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synthesis of larger molecules from smaller molecules, using energy.
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what is metabolism?
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the sum of all chemical processes to maintain the body.
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what is metabolic rate dependent on?
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the level of a person's activity.
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what is the metabolic rate in skeletal muscle?
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it can increase up to 50 times from resting to maximal exercise.
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carbohydrate facts
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(CHO) - preferred source of fuel
Used as glucose in the body for an energy source Stored as Glycogen Requires less oxygen to get the energy Store about 1500 kcal |
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fats facts
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– long term fuel
Used as fatty acids in the body for an energy source More energy in fats but takes more oxygen to get energy out. Store about 72,000 kcal |
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protein facts
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- primarily build new tissue (limited use as a fuel)
Made from amino acids Structural and functional Less then 5% of metabolism |
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what is ATP (adenosine phosphate)?
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The basic biological form of energy used by cells
Breaking the high energy bond within ATP releases energy for cellular work….. ATP is the main source of energy |
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what are the three types of energy systems?
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1) ATP- PCr system (immediate)
2)Anaerobic system (Lactic Acid system) 3)Aerobic system (Oxidative System) |
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anaerobic system details?
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Its quick like a "KICK" of energy but produces very small amounts of ATP
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aerobic system details?
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It is very slow but it produces lots of ATP.
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how many ATP is made using anaerobic glycolysis?
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2 when using glucose
3 using glycogen |
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how many ATP is made using aerobic glycolysis?
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36-38 ATP
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what is the Kreb cycle?
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metabolic process where pyruvate is metabolized as well as CHO, fat and protein.
H+ released during Kreb’s are taken to Electron Transport Chain ADP rephosphorylated to ATP |