lecture 3 Flashcards
major fuel stores in the body
muscle glycogen (0.4%)
liver (0.2%)
fat (85%)
protein (4.5%)
only liver and fat contribute to bloodstream
protein not used unless starving, muscle glycogen only receives or uses own storage but doesn’t contribute to bloodstream
important sources of fuel for ATP
fat, polysaccharides, protein broken down into fatty acids/glycerol, sugars, amino acids
conversion of smaller builiding blocks into acetyl coA
anabolic vs catabolic
anabolic - endergonic (consume), makes bonds
catabolic - exogonic (release), breaking bonds
components of Gibbs free energy
enthalpy (delta H) = change in work done and heat released
entropy (delta S) = change in disorder
change in enthalpy - T times change in entropy = change in gibbs free energy (delta G)
laws of thermodynamics
1.) energy is not created or destroyed it just changes form
2.) overall, entropy (disorder) is always increasing