CH 2 Flashcards
MASTER CONCEPTS RELATED TO BIOENERGETICS OF EXERCISE AND TRAINING
BIOENERGETICS
FLOW OF ENERGY IN A BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM
CATABOLISM
BREAK DOWN OF LARGER MOLECULES TO SMALLER MOLECULES ASSOCIATED WITH THE RELEASE OF ENERGY
ANABOLISM
SYNTHESIS OF LARGER MOLECULES FROM SMALLER MOLECULES USING THE ENERGY RELEASED FROM CATABOLIC REACTIONS
EXERGONIC REACTIONS
ENERGY RELEASING REACTIONS
GENERALLY CATABOLIC
ENDERGONIC REACTIONS
REQUIRE ENERGY, INCLUDE ANABOLIC PROCESSES AND MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS
METABOLISM
TOTAL OF ALL CATABOLIC OR EXERGONIC AND ANABOLIC OR EDERGONIC REACTIONS IN A BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM
ATP
ALLOWS TRANSFER OF ENERGY FROM EXERGONIC TO ENDERGONIC REACTIONS
HYDROLYSIS
BREAKDOWN OF ONE MOLECULE OF ATP TO YIELD ENERGY. REQUIRES 1 WATER MOLECULE
MYOSIN ATPase
ENZYME THAT CATALYZES ATP HYDROLYSIS FOR CROSS BRIDGE RECYCLING
CALCIUM ATPase
HYDROLYZES ATP FOR PUMPING CALCIUM INTO THE SARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM
SODIUM-POTASSIUM ATPase
HYDROLYZES ATP FOR MAINTAINING SARCOLEMMAL CONCENTRATION GRADIENT AFTER DEPOLARIZATION
ANAEROBIC MECHANISMS THAT OCCUR IN THE SARCOPLASM
PHOSPHAGEN SYSTEM AND FIRST PHASE OF GLYCOLYSIS
AEROBIC MECHANISMS THAT OCCUR IN THE MITOCHONDRIA AND REQUIRE OXYGEN AS THE TERMINAL ELECTRON RECEPTOR
KREBS CYCLE, ELECTRON TRANSPORT, OXIDATIVE SYSTEM
WHICH OF THE 3 MAIN MACRONUTRIENTS CAN BE METABOLIZED WITHOUT DIRECT INVOLVEMENT OF OXYGEN?
CARBOHYDRATES
MAGNITUDE OF CONTRIBUTION OF EACH ENERGY SYSTEM IS DEPENDANT ON
PRIMARILY THE INTENSITY OF THE ACTIVITY
SECONDARILY ON THE DURATION OF THE ACTIVITY
PHOSPHAGEN SYSTEM FUNCTION
PROVIDES ATP PRIMARILY FOR SHORT TERM, HIGH INTENSITY ACTIVITIES
ACTIVE AT START OF ALL EXERCISE, REGARDLESS OF INTENSITY
PHOSPHAGEN SYSTEM PROCESS
CREATINE KINASE CATALYZES SYTHESIS OF ATP FROM CREATINE PHOSPHATE AND ADP
WHICH MUSCLE FIBER TYPE, FAST TWITCH OR SLOW TWITCH CONTAINS HIGHER CONCENTRATIONS OF CP
FAST TWITCH
ADENYLATE/ MYOKINASE REACTION
SINGLE ENZYME REACTION THAT RAPIDLY REPLENISHES ATP AND PRODUCES AMP, A POWERFUL STIMULANT OF GLYCOLYSES
LAW OF MASS ACTION
THE CONCENTRATIONS OF REACTANTS OR PRODUCTS (OR BOTH) IN SOLUTION WILL DRIVE THE DIRECTION OF THE REACTION
GLYCOLYSIS
BREAKDOWN OF CARBOHYDRATES TO RESYNTHESIZE ATP
CARBOHYDRATE SOURCES FOR GLYCOLYSIS
GLYCOGEN STORED IN MUSCLE OR GLUCOSE DELIVERED IN THE BLOOD
WHICH PROVIDES A MORE RAPID ATP RESYNTHESIS RATE GLYCOLYSIS OR THE PHOSPHAGEN SYSTEM?
PHOSPHAGEN SYSTEM
WHY DOES GLYCOLYSES HAVE A GREATER CAPACITY FOR ATP SYNTHESIS?
BODY HAS A LARGER SUPPLY OF GLUCOSE AND GLYCOGEN THAN CP
WHERE DOES GLYCOLYSIS OCCUR
SARCOPLASM
WHAT IS THE END PRODUCT OF GLYCOLYSIS
PYRUVATE
WHAT ARE THE TWO OPTIONS FOR PYRUVATE AFTER GLYCOLYSIS
- CONVERTED TO LACTATE
2. SHUTTLED INTO THE MITOCHONDRIA