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what is an RER of 0.83 indicative of?
mainly lipid oxidation
describe the process of esterification and hydrolysis
consume TG which is digested through lipolysis and is reesterfied in the liver for storage
what is a chylomicron and what happens to it in the liver?
a particles that encases TG along with phospholipids and cholesterol, converted to lipoproteins and other lipid products
when is adipose LPL activated?
when insulin/glucago ratio is high
what effect does intense exercise have on FFA levels?
lipolysis is inhibited during intense exercise as lactate increases and pH declines, and esterification of FFA is promoted
what processes are undertaken to metabolize lipid?
mobilization, circulation, uptake, activation, translocation, B oxidation, mitochondrial oxidation
what LPLs are involved with mobilization, and how do they affect FFA levels?
adipose LPL, muscle LPL and HSL LPL
adipose LPL stimulated by insulin and glucose to promote fat storage
HSL LPL is stimulated by catecholamines and growth hormone to stimulate fat breakdown
what does uptake depend on?
blood levels, and rate of blood flow - increase flow leads to greater uptake and utilization
what is an SL FABP receptor site and what does it do?
it's an SL fatty acid binding protein that works with a fatty acid transporter protein to translocate FFA across the SL
what is involved in activation?
raising fatty acid to a higher level and requires ATP
what does translocation involve and what effect does malonyl CoA have on this?
a family of CAT enzymes, each fatty acid has a specific CAT, malonyl CoA inhibits CAT enzymes in the liver and heart
what is beta oxidation?
cleaves two carbons from the fatty acid molecule to produce acetyl CoA which in turn produces ATP
what regulates Beta-oxidation?
redox potential - reduction inhibits dehydrogenases, and oxidation stimulates dehydrogenases
rate limiting enzyme is beta-ketothiolase
when does the glucose fatty acid cycle work?
work during mild to moderate exercise, but mainly after glycogen depletion
what is the crossover concept?
balance of fat and CHO metabolism during exercise