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What is the energy called that we use for muscle contractions
Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)
What are the 3 energy systems
aerobic
ATP-PC system
Anaerobic
When is the aerobic energy system used
when
exercise intensity
is low and
oxygen supply
is high
What does the aerobic energy system do
breaks down
glucose
into
carbon dioxide
and water which, the presence of
oxygen
, is much more efficient
How many molecules of ATP can be produced after complete oxidation of glucose in the aerobic energy system
38 molecules
What else can be broken down in the aerobic energy system
amino acids
fatty deposits
proteins
What is meant by glycolysis
a process which
glucose
is converted to
pyruvate
to produce energy
what is the sarcoplasm
fluid that surrounds the
nucleas
of the muscle fibre and is the site where
anaerobic
respiration takes place
what is meant by the krebs cycle
a series of cyclical
chemical reactions
that take place using oxygen in the matrix of
mitochondrion
What is the first stage of the aerobic energy system
Glycolysis
:
>first stage is anaerobic (happens in the sarcoplasm)
>breakdown of glucose to pyruvic acid
>beta oxidation occurs
What is the second stage of the aerobic energy system
Krebs cycle
:
> 2
acetyl
groups
diffuse
into the matrix of
mitochondria
>Acetyl groups combine with
oxaloacetic
acid forming
citric
acid
>Acetyl-coenzyme A enters the
matrix
>
Hydrogen
is removed
>Citric acid undergoes
'oxidative
carboxylation' meaning
carbon
and
hydrogen
are
given
off
> Carbon forms
carbon dioxide
which is transported to the
lungs
and
breathed
out
> Hydrogen is taken to the
electron
transport chain
> Results in
2
ATP
molecules
What is the third stage of the aerobic energy system
Electron transport chain:
> Hydrogen is carried to the
electron transport chain
> Occurs in the cristae
> Hydrogen splits into hydrogen ions and electrons
> Charged with a
potential energy
> Hydrogen ions are oxidized to form water
> Hydrogen electrons provide energy to re-synthesize
ATP
> Results in
34
ATP molecules
What is the process of beta oxidation
Fatty acids are converted into
acetyl coenzyme A
for which they then enter the
krebs cycle
What are some advantages for the aerobic energy system
>more than
36
ATP
produced
>no fatiguing
by products
>lots of
glycogen stores
so exercise can last for a long time
What are some disadvantages to the aerobic energy system
> complicated energy system so cannot be immediately used
> takes a while for
oxygen
to become available
> requires
15%
more oxygen to be broken down than glycogen
What is
phosphocreatine
an
energy-rich
phosphate compound found in the
sarcoplasm
of the muscles
What does the ATP-PC system use as fuel
Phosphocreatine
What are some sporting example for the ATP-PC energy system
Shot put
long jump
take off
How long does the ATP-PC system last
3-10
seconds
hwo does the ATP-PC system provide
energy
via
coupled reactions
what is a coupled reaction
when the
products
of one reaction, is then used in a
subsequent
reaction
What happens when ATP levels fall
The
enzyme
creatine kinase
is released
What breaks down the PC bonds
Creatine kinase
what type of reaction is the break down of PC bond
exothermic
Does the ATP-PC system require oxygen
NO-
anaerobic
reaction
What ratio is the ATP-PC system
1:1
Does the ATP-PC system have any fatiguing by-products
NO
True or false:
The
ATP-PC
energy system is considered the most
inefficient
energy system
True
How does the ATP-PC energy system work
Phosphocreatine
-> Phosphate + Creatine + Energy
Energy is then used to convert
ADP
into ATP in a coupled reaction
Energy -> Phospahte + ADP -> ATP
What are some advantages to the ATP-PC energy system
> can be re-synthesized
rapidly
> no fatiguing by-products
> It is possible to extend the time of the ATP-PC system by using
creatine
supplements
What are some disadvantages of the ATP-PC energy system
> only lasts a maximum of 10
seconds
> only 1 PC can re
synthesize
1
ATP
> only take place in the presence of
oxygen
What is the Anaerobic glycolysis system
produces high powered energy for
high intensity
effort
What is a sporting example of when the anaerobic glycolysis system may be used
400m
sprint
What are some of the flaws of the anaerobic glycolysis energy system
it is dependent on the athletes
fitness
and how high the
exercise intensity
is
In the anaerobic glycolysis energy system whatt fuel is used
glucose
Where is the glucose supplied from
carbohydrates
How does the anaerobic glycolysis energy system work
> when PC stores are low the
glycogen phosphorlayse
enzyme is activated to break glycogen into glucose
> it is then broken down to pyruvic acid by the
phusofructokinase
enzyme
> pyruvic acid is then broken down into lactic acid by the
lactate dehydrogenase
enzyme
> 2 molecules of
ATP
are produced for one molecule of glucose
What are some advantages of the anaerobic glycolysis system
> re-sysnthesized quickly due to very few chemical reaction s
> in the presence of
oxygen
,
lactic acid
can be converted back to the liver glycogen and then used as energy
> last longer than the
ATP-PC
system
What are some disadvantages of the anaerobic glycolysis system
> fatiguing by product of
lactic acid
IF oxygen is not present
> only a small amount of energy can be released
> acid accumulation can de-nature
enzymes
preventing them increasing rate
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