Lecture 6 - CHO metabolism during exercise Flashcards

1
Q

liver glucose output is subject to _____, _____ controls

A

multiple, redundant

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2
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Training reduces reliance on ___ as a fuel source

A

CHO

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3
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What converts Pyruvate to Lactate?

A

lactate dehydrogenase

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4
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Early on in exercise the rate of glycogen breakdown is..

A

most rapid

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5
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When glycogen runs out, this is associated with

A

exhaustion - assoicated with fatigue

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6
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What are the factors that regulate glycogen breakdown?

A

Ca2+, Pi - the important local stimuli, will activate glycogen phosphorylase

Adrenaline - activates b receptors, stimulates glycogen breakdown

Muscle [glycogen] - offset slightly, but still advantageous to load muscle with glycogen = more of it

FFA - reciprocally increases/decreases

Temperature - direct effect of muscle temp - speeds up rate of reaction. Also supplies more adrenaline

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7
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Trained individuals will reduce the amount of glycogen breakdown at a certain intensity because

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there is less adrenaline

better regulation of your ATP turnover so the increase in Pi is not as high

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8
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What are the determinants of glucose uptake into the muscle?

A

diffusion gradient

concentration in the capillaries

amount of GLUT 4 at the membrane

metabolism - hexokinase activity

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9
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over time if the glucose concentration falls..

A

the glucose uptake is effected

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10
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Glycogen in the muscle will reduce…

A

the glucose uptake (leaves it for the CNS)

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11
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Adrenaline doesn’t necessarily influence glucose uptake, but does effect….

A

glycogen breakdown

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12
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Liver glucose output is closely matched with…

A

muscle glucose uptake - but elongated exercise period cause liver glucose output to fall (there is a finite capacity)

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13
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Is there glyocogen in the liver?

A

yes - broken down by _______

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14
Q

Gluconeogenesis is mainly done in the …

A

liver, but also kidney and muscle

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15
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an hour of exercise will drop liver glycogen levels by.

A

50%

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16
Q

Glucagon will stimulate the enzymes involved in…

A

gluconeogenesis

17
Q

What are the factors which regulate liver glucose output during exercise?

A

feedforward and feedback mechanisms:

insulin (downreg.) and glucagon (from pancreas)

Adrenaline

Sympathetic nerves

Liver [glycogen] - if there’s more of it, more will be broken down (same as in muscle)

Blood [glucose] - when injested the endogenous glucose production is reduced - its already there from the GIT

18
Q

The liver is supplies by blood circulation from the…

A

Gut and pancreas

19
Q

After training there’s a reduction in _____ uptake and oxidation

A

glucose uptake and oxidation

20
Q

PDH activity goes down over time during exercise causing ..

A

a reduction of CHO oxidation - PDH a the rate limiting enzyme

21
Q

Liver glucose output is closely matched with Glucose ____

A

uptake

22
Q

What can be converted to glucose in the liver

A

AA, glycerol, Pyruvate, lactate

process called gluconeogenesis

23
Q

Does the muscle perform gluconeogenesis?

A

only a very small amount - during recovery

The kidney does a little but as well in the fasted state