starve feed cycle Flashcards

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liver well fed CHO metabolism

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  1. Increased glucose phosphorylation
  2. Increased glycogenesis
  3. Increased pentose phosphate pathway (PPP)
  4. Increased glycolysis and TCA cycle
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liver well fed Fat metabolism:

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  • Fatty acid synthesis
  • TAG synthesis
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liver well fed amino acid metabolism

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  • Protein synthesis
  • Amino acid
    degradation
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liver starvation

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CHO metabolism:
* Glycogenolysis
* Gluconeogenesis
Fat metabolism:
* Fatty acid oxidation
* Ketogenesis

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Adipose tissue – Well fed state

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  1. Increased in glucose transport
  2. Increased Glycolysis & TCA cycle
  3. Increased activity of PPP
  4. Increased fatty acid and TAG synthesis
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Adipose tissue – Starvation state

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  1. Increased fat degradation
  2. Increased FA release
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Skeletal muscle – Well fed state

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  1. Increased glucose transport
  2. Increased glycogenesis
  3. Increased protein synthesis
  4. Increased uptake of BCAA(branched A.A)
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Skeletal muscle – Starvation state

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  1. FA oxidation
  2. Ketone bodies degradation
  3. Protein degradation
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Major metabolic pathways in the brain during absorptive state

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CHO metabolism
1. Glycolysis
2. TCA cycle

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brain during starvation state.

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During the first few days of fasting, the brain continues to use glucose only as a source
1. Ketone body breakdown

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