Bioenergetics: Anaerobic Metabolism
Bioenergetics: Aerobic Metabolism
Substrates
Adaptations
-lysis
100

Anaerobic metabolism creates energy without the presence of.. 

What is oxygen?
100

pyruvate is converted to what molecule to enter the Krebs cycle

what is Acetyl-CoA?

100

The main substrate in glycolysis

what is glucose?

100

endurance and sprint training increase the hydrogen-buffering abilities of this compound

what is bicarbonate (NaHCO3)?

100

break down of glycogen to glucose

what is glycogenolysis?

200

Net ATP produced from 1 molecule of glucose in glycolysis

What is 2 ATP?

200

The main source of energy production in aerobic metabolism

what is the electron transport chain?

200

the highest energy-yielding substrate

what are lipids?

200

rapid repletion of phosphocreatine supports this anaerobic process 

what is the ATP-PC system; phosphagen system?

200

glycolysis forms this 3-carbon product 

what is pyruvate?

300
the rate-limiting factor of the phosphagen system

what is phosphocreatine?

300

electrons passing through cytochromes in the ETC are fueled by

what is the shift in concentration of ions?
300

the term for amino acids that are able to undergo gluconeogenesis

what is glucogenic amino acids?

300

more efficient utilization of lipids for metabolism spares 

what is glycogen stores?

300

ATP hydrolysis creates a surplus of this molecule in the skeletal muscle

what is hydrogen?

400

fatigue in skeletal muscle during anaerobic exercise is caused by

what is accumulation of hydrogen?

400

the process in which lactate synthesized by skeletal muscle is cycled to the liver and converted to glucose

what is the cori cycle? 

what is gluconeogenesis?

400

beta-oxidation breaks down fatty acids into subunits with this many carbons

what is 2?

400

adaptations are dependent on what main 2 components of fitness

what are intensity and duration?

400

process in which proteins are broken into smaller subunits or amino acids

what is proteolysis?

500

The enzyme responsible for drawing glucose from the blood into the cell to be used for glycolysis

what is hexokinase?

500

the electron carrier that enters the ETC first and produces more ATP

what is NADH?
500

deamination of amino acids creates this by product

what is ammonia (NH3)?

500

maintenance of a higher intensity of exercise before switching to anaerobic metabolism is due to 

what is lactate threshold?

500
This hormone stimulates the break-down of triglycerides in adipose cells during lipolysis

hormone-sensitive lipase