AEROBIC energy system
- Created by: z_mills1
- Created on: 18-12-14 09:33
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- AEROBIC energy system
- energy is converted from the breakdown of food products in the mitochondria of the muscle
- GLYCOGEN
- GLUCOSE
- PYRUVIC ACID
- ACETYL-COA
- PYRUVIC ACID
- full breakdown by phosphofructokinase
- GLUCOSE
- PYRUVIC ACID
- ACETYL-COA
- PYRUVIC ACID
- GLUCOSE
- GLUCOSE
- AEROBIC GLYCOLYSIS
- 2 ATP produced
- GLYCOGEN
- full breakdown by phosphofructokinase
- full breakdown by phosphofructokinase
- Acetyl-CoA moves into mitochondria
- KREB's Cycle
- consists of 8 enzyme driven reactions
- oxidise acetyl CoA to carbon dioxide
- hydrogen atoms within acetyl CoA are transferred to hydrogen carriers
- NAD and FAD
- 2 ATP
- consists of 8 enzyme driven reactions
- KREB's Cycle
- KREB's Cycle
- consists of 8 enzyme driven reactions
- oxidise acetyl CoA to carbon dioxide
- hydrogen atoms within acetyl CoA are transferred to hydrogen carriers
- NAD and FAD
- 2 ATP
- consists of 8 enzyme driven reactions
- ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN
- series of chemical reactions takes place
- hydrogen is oxidised to form water
- large amounts of ATP are generated
- 34 ATP
- large amounts of ATP are generated
- hydrogen is oxidised to form water
- hydrogen is oxidised to form water
- large amounts of ATP are generated
- 34 ATP
- large amounts of ATP are generated
- series of chemical reactions takes place
- Advantages
- large amount of ATP resynthesised
- activity can last hours
- no harmful by-products
- Disadvantages
- cannot resynthesise ATP instantly
- cannot provide ATP at high intensity work levels
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