Lecture 8- Starvations And Ketosis Flashcards
what is the fuel utilisation of the brain
almost exclusively glucose
but can also use ketone bodies
what is the fuel utilisation of the liver
can store and create new glucose
can utilise most fuels
what is the fuel store in the brain
none
what is the fuel store of skeletal muscle when resting
glycogen
what is the fuel store of skeletal muscle when exercising
none
what is the fuel store of heart muscle during exercise
none
what is the fuel store of adipose tissue
triacylglycerols
what is the fuel store in liver
glycogen
what is the preferred fuel of muscle at resting
fatty acids
what are the preferred fuels of muscle during exercise
glucose
fatty acids
branch chain amino acids
preferred fuel of the heart
fatty acids
what are the fuels exported by skeletal muscle during exercise
lactate and alanine
what are the fuels exported by adipose tissue
fatty acids
glycerol
what are the fuel exported by the liver
Triaclyglycerols
Glucose
Ketone bodies
during starvation what happens to ketone body production
large increase right from the beginning of starvation
what happened to glucose levels during the Minnesota starvation experiment
Begins at a well fed state, then a slight drop initially which will activate the glucagon hormone
Then as time goes on glucose levels are maintained very stable