L1.3 Exercise Metabolism Flashcards
What are the ATP dependent processes?
1) Cross-Bridge Cycle (Myosin ATPase)
2) Sacrolemmal excitability (Na+/K+ ATPase)
- 1+2 = 40%
3) Ca2+ pumping into SR (SERCA-Ca2+ ATPase) - 60%
Interference from fatigue due to ↓ATP
What are wet muscles?
Water goes into muscles during exercise
Shows diluted [ATP] → DRY muscle [ATP] ~ 4x higher
What are the ATP generation processes?
1) Substrate level phosphorylation (20%)
A) Using high energy phosphogens (ATP/PCr)
B) Anaerobic glycolysis
2) Oxidative phosphorylation (Mitochondrial coupling) - Aerobic (80%)
Oxidative metabolism of CHO & fats (& a little protein in extreme conditions
What is the power and capacity of metabolism?
And what is the relationship between the 2?
Power = Rate of ATP generation Capacity = Total amount of ATP that can be generated
INVERSE relationship between power and capacity of energy systems (CHO&fats…)
- *Power**: PCr = Glycolysis > CHO > FFA
- *Capacity**: FFA (almost infinite stores as adipose) > CHO > Glycolysis = PCr
What is the relationship between fuels used in high intensity and high duration exercise?
↑intensity fuels: ↑muscle glycogen, ↓fat oxidation
↑duration: ↓muscle glycogen, ↑fat oxidation