Fats + Exercise Flashcards
fat distribution in body
more than 50x the energy of carbs
majority in adipose tissue then intra muscular triglycerides + plasma FFA
How and where are fats metabolized during ex.
by mitochondria in skeletal muscle
FAs released into circulation, some reesterfied + transported to tissues
how are circulating plasma lipoproteins + intramuscular triglycerides broken down
circulating- lipoprotein lipase breaks into FAs
intra- split by hormone sensitive lipase + transported to mito
limits to fat oxidation
- lipolysis in adiposytes
- removal of FAs from fat cells
- transport of fat by blood
- transport of FA into muscle/mitocondria
ox. of FAs in the b-oxidation path + TCA cycle
what does lipolysis of adiposytes depend on
Horomone sensitive lipase
conversion of inactive HSL to active HSL depending on the sympathetic nervous system + circulating epinephrine
removal of FAs and what are they transported by
- blood flow to adipose tissue
- albumin conc in blood
- number of binding sites for FAs on albumin
Transport of FA into muscle cells (what are the carrier pro.)
- specific carrier pro. transport FAs into muscles
- responsible for transport of most FAs across sarcolemma
- muscle contactions increase membrane FAT/ CD36
what type of muscle fibre has more intramuscular triacyclglyerics content and where r they located
type 1 has more
located next to mitochondria for immediate energy (elites)
transport of FAs into mitochondria and how does it happen/ what facilitates it
FA’s in the cytoplasm activated by acyl-coA synthase to form activated FA
activated FA then used to synthesize IMTG and bound to carotene
Caretine palmitoyl transferase I/II goes thru which membranes
I- thru outer
II- thru inner membrane
B oxidation dependent on
activity of enzymes
conc. of intermediates
presence of oxygen
Fat as fuel during exercise what happens(adaptations)
rate of lipolysis + rate of FA released increases
blood flow to adipose tissue increases
rate of reesterfication decreases
first 15 mins plasma FA decreases since uptake is high
what type of fat oxidation at low (25%), mod (65) and high (85)-
low- most oxidized from plasma FA
mod- FA contribution decreases, IMTG increases
High- fat oxidation decreases, decreased BF to adipose
endurance training on fat oxidation
- creates greater use of fat
- increased mitochondrial density
- increased capillary density (enhances FA delivery)
- increased FA transporters
effects of fasting and how is performance affected at high and low intensities
increased catocolamines
increased lipolysis
performance unaffected at low, decreased at high