Anaerobic Metabolism Flashcards

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What does HLa value depend on?

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Production
Removal
Turnover of HLa

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Where does lactic acid occur? How?

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In skeletal muscle

When NADH + H is oxidized to NAD by transfering H ion to pyruvic acid.

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What do amount of HLa produced depend on?

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Relative rates of glycolytic (muscle contraction)

Oxidative activity (enzyme activity)

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How does muscle contraction affect amount of HLa produced?

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Ca2+ release causes glycogenolysis via glycogen phosphorylase activation

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How does enzyme activity cause HLa?

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Increase activity of LDH leads to the production of HLa from pyruvate in exercising skeletal muscle

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How does muscle fiber type affect to production of HLa?

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Due to isoenzyme 4&5 and low mitochondria density

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How does system nervous system produce HLa?

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Heavy exercise increase epinephrine and glucagon, supress insulin, stimulating glycogenolysis -> increase pyruvate

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How does insufficien oxygen produce HLa?

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High intensity short duration leads to glycolysis rapid, extra H+ transferred to pyruvic acid and form HLa

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How does clearance of lactate happen?

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Oxidation (50-70%)
Glycogenesis (10-25)
Transamination

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How does HLa get transported out and into tissues via?

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Monocarboxylate transporters (MCT1-14)

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Can muscle cells produce and consume HLa at the same time?

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Yes. Btw cytoplasm and mitochondria

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In heavy exercise, what fuel does the Heart prefer?

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hLa

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How does hLa reconverted to glucose in blood?

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Via GNG (gluconeogenesis) in the liver

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Why is slow oxygen delivered to mitochondria insufficient?

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Bcs enzyme supported for aerobic oxidation is attenuated

Eg: cytochrome oxidase

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What are two types of HLa shuttles?

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Extracellular

Intracellular

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Where does lactate get clearace?

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Muscle and blood

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What is extracellular clearance of lactase?

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Lactate got removed from blood circulation rather than inside the cell

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How does lactate in skeletal muscle got cleared?

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Monocarboxylate transporters transport lactate out of muscle fibers into blood circulation

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How else HLa goes clearance?

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Skin excretion

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What is intracellular HLa shuttle?

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Lactate is transfer from cytoplasm into slow oxidative mitochondria via monocarboxylare transporter.

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What happen to lactate inside the mitochondria?

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Lactate is reduced to pyruvate, which will be used for energy

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How to measure anaerobic metabolism?

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Atp-pc and lactate

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Where to measure anaerobic metabolism in atp-pc? Where in lactate?

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In muscle. Difficult to measure

Blood

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During exercise, how many minute to equilibrate btw muscle and blood hla lvls?

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5-10 minutes

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Prior excercise, how is muscle Hla compared to blood HLa?
Higher
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What is property for atp-pc energy system?
High power low capacity | Energy output 72kcal/min sustain for 9-10 sec
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What is property for anaerobic glycolysis energy system?
Equal power equal capacity | 36kcal in 1 min 20s
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Property for aerobic energy sstem?
Low power, high capacity | 9cal/min sustain more than 2hrs
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Tests for anaerobic power and capacity?
Wingate test Margaria-kalamen stair climb Field test
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What is EPOC?
Excess postexercise oxygen consumption - oxygen consumption during recovery is above normal resting value
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During the exercise, how te energy is supplied?
Oxygen transport and utilization Utilization of oxygen stores in capillary blood and myoglobin Splitting of stored atp-pc Anaerobic glycolysis
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What is steady state?
If intensity is low enough, oxygen supply will equal demand
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How much time for 50% atp-pc restored? Full restore
30 seconds | 2 minutes
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How many percent of epoc to restore oxygen stores?
2-3%
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How many % to recover HR and breathing rate?
1-2%
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What are the causes of epoc?
``` Restoration of o oxygen Restoration of atp-pc Elevated cardio-vascular respiratory function Elevated hormone Elevated body temperature Lactate removal ```
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What are the most important cause of epoc?
Elevated body temperature. Each celcius = 13-15% increase metabolism
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How many % of epoc does elevated body temp tak3?
60-80%
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What is the minimal contributor to epoc?
Lactate removal
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In short distance, what energy dominate? What is its hLa lvls?
Anaerobic and high
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In long distance, what energy dominate? What is it hLa?
Aerobic less Hla
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How is H+ a problematic?
h+ accumulation stimulate pain via nerve endings in skeletal muscle
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How does H+ decrease performance?
Metabolic fatigue - reduce atp production due to enzyme change Change in muscle membrane transport Glycogen breakdown slowed by inactivation of glycogen phosphorylase via H+, PC breakdown high limit atp production
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How does lactic acid cause muscle fatigue?
Interferece of H+ with uptake of Ca necessay for excitation-contraction couplig and relax of cross bridge in muscle fibers