2.5.1. Clinical Integration of Muscle Metabolism Flashcards
Our muscles use different energy sources at different times. Explain the two general ideas of energy consumption by muscles
- Glycogen is used immediately, but doesn’t last very long
2. Then our body relies on different sources of stored energy
They are redundant ways for our body to utilize energy and produce motile force. What are the three ways?
i. One is an immediate response that uses stores of ATP and phosphocreatine which doesn’t last very long
ii. An intermediate pathway (glycolysis) is anaerobic
iii. The third is long term energy system that is aerobic
What 5 things can nitric oxide do?
a. Dilate blood vessles
b. Reduce platelet stickiness
c. Reduce monocyte stickiness (prevents formation of plaque)
d. Reduce multiplication of smooth muscle cells of the artery wall
e. Reduce release of superoxide radicals
Increase in nitric oxide availability = Decrease in what?
acetylcholine vasoconstrictor response
The cause of nearly all of the lifestyle-related vascular disease can be narrowed down to what?
endothelial dysfunction
Exercise increases the production of superoxide dismutase which does what?
neutralizes superoxides
What is ectopic fat?
Triglycerides in cells of non-adipose tissue
Effect of exercise on ROS?
Eliminates ROS by reducing oxidative stress
Effect of exercise on hormonal control of adipocytes?
Positively affects the hormonal control of adipocytes by reducing insulin resistance
Effect of exercise on the inflammatory response?
Reduces the inflammatory response
Effect of exercise on type 2 Diabetes?
Exercise decrease blood glucose concentrations by increasing glucose uptake into skeletal muscles
AMP directly or indirectly (via AMP-PK) activates what?
a. Glucose transport into cell
b. Glycolysis
c. Glycogenolysis
d. FA transport into mitochondria
Exercise leads to an increase or decrease of ADP and AMP?
Increase
An increase in ADP causes what effect on ATP synthase?
Increase
An increase in ADP causes what effect on flow of H+ into the matrix?
Increase