Metabolic Pathways and Energy Production Flashcards

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UUN Test

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Urinary Urea Nitrogen Test; method by which nitrogen can be measured in the urine

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Consequences of high protein intake

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Excessive urea found in the urine; toxins will release and cause further damage to the liver and kidney

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Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)

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Basic energy currency in most living organisms; only form of energy manufactured by the mitochondria

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Adenonsine Diphosphate (ADP)

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Usually regenerated into ATP

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Pyruvate

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End product of glycosis in the presence of oxygen

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Oxidative Phosporylation

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Metabolic pathway occuring in the electron trasnport chain; energy is released by the oxidation of chemical compounds

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Citirc Acid Cycle

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Makes up all the processes that are involved in the metabolic chain of chemical reactions

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Electron Transport Chain

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Chemical compounds generated during energy production are oxidized

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Acetyle CoA

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A crucial part of the citirc acid cycle

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Insulin and glucagon

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Primary two hormones in normal metabolism

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Glucagon

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When secreted, it will inhibit anabolic processes

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Karvonen formula

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Standard measure for determining exercise target heart rate at any given intensity

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Equation for the karvonen formula

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RestHR + (Intensity level x (MaxHR - RestHR)) = ExHR

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