ATP-PC & LA SYSTEMS Flashcards

(12 cards)

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BIOENERGETICS

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carbohydrates, lipids, proteins

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BIOENERGETICS 2

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Glucose, glycerol and free fatty acids, amino acids

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forms of energy(mechanical work)

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chemical work-

1-glucose > glycogen(ATP)

2-Glycerol + fatty acids- triacyglcerol (ATP)

3-Amino acids > protein (ATP)

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4
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FORMS OF ENERGY 2

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Glucose + 6 o2> +6 h2o= ATP

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5
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Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)

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Energy stored in bound phosphate molecules.

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ATP breakdown

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1-third phosphate detached (bond broken)
2-Energy release-fuels body movement.
3-Adenosine Diphosphate (ADP) formation

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7
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energy systems-formation of ATP

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ATP-PC system and Lactic Acid System. (anaerobic metabolism (without the presence of oxygen) PCr breakdown & Glycolysis

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Aerobic system

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aerobic metabolism with the presence of oxygen. (Oxidative phosphorylation)

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9
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Fuel for exercise

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carbohydrates:
1-glucose in blood
2-Glycogen in muscle and liver.
3-Glycolysis/ oxidative system (2-3000kcal total)

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10
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fats

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1-stored as triglycerides (muscle/adipose tissue).
2-free fatty acids (FAAs)
3-oxidative system (75,000 kcal total)

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proteins

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1-not a primary source for energy production during exercise.
2-Remain on periphery at level one.

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carbohydrates (Glycogen & Glucose)

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1-glucose comes from CHO digestion/absorption and breakdown of liver glycogen.
2-glycogen synthesised via glycogenesis.

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