Lactic Acid System
- Created by: Matthew Mayo
- Created on: 18-04-13 18:00
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- LACTIC ACID SYSTEM
- ATP, breaks down into...
- ADP+P, this breaks down into...
- GLYCOGEN, stored form of carbohydrate. Converts into....
- GLUCOSE 6 PHOSPHATE, this breaks down into...
- PYRUVIC ACID, if there is insufficient oxygen present, then Lactic acid is produced....
- LACTIC ACID , this is a waste product
- 2 ATP, this is created. It can then start the whole process again, by adding the 'P' back on to ADP+P to make ATP....
- PYRUVIC ACID, if there is insufficient oxygen present, then Lactic acid is produced....
- From GLYCOGEN to PYRUVIC ACID, the reaction is called ANAEROBIC GLYCOLySIS
- PYRUVIC ACID, if there is insufficient oxygen present, then Lactic acid is produced....
- LACTIC ACID , this is a waste product
- PYRUVIC ACID, if there is insufficient oxygen present, then Lactic acid is produced....
- GLUCOSE 6 PHOSPHATE, this breaks down into...
- GLYCOGEN, stored form of carbohydrate. Converts into....
- ADP+P, this breaks down into...
- The whole process takes place in the sarcoplasm, which is in the muscles.
- ATP, breaks down into...
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