'Liver glycogen' diaporamas de présentation

Sports Nutrition

Sports Nutrition. Topics Covered. Carbs to Go and Keep Going Protein to Promote Training Time-Out for a Drink Nutrition Before and During Exercise Nutrition for Recovery Supplemental Strategies. Simple Sugars Complex Carbs Quick and Slow Carbs Stored Glucose and Glycogen Bonking.

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History

History. Krogh and Lindhardt 1920 RER change after high fat diet Levine, Gordon and Derick 1924 Boston marathon, blood glucose decline Christensen 1932 Exercise intensity increased, carbohydrate utilization increased Bergstrom and Hultman 1966-67 Muscle biopsy technique Muscle glycogen

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Dr.S.Chakravarty , MD

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Clinical Chemistry Chapter 3 Carbohydrates Dr Atef Masad PhD Biomedicine UK

Clinical Chemistry Chapter 3 Carbohydrates Dr Atef Masad PhD Biomedicine UK. Carbohydrates Living systems depend on the oxidation of complex organic compounds to obtain energy. Three types of organic compounds are used as a source of energy, Carbohydrates, Amino Acids, and Lipids

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Review session for exam-III

Review session for exam-III. Q1. Which of these is able to cross the inner mitochondrial membrane?. fatty acyl-CoA malonyl-CoA acetyl-CoA fatty acyl-carnitine none of the above can cross. Q2. The normal sequence of action of these components of the hormonal hierarchy is:.

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Carbohydrates

Carbohydrates. Chapter 5. What are Dietary Carbohydrates?. Organic compounds containing Carbon Oxygen Hydrogen CH 2 O Formed naturally in nature Synthesized ~4 kcal/gram. Types of Carbohydrates. Simple CHO Monosaccharides Glucose (dextrose, grape sugar)

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Glycogenolysis/glycolysis

Glycogenolysis/glycolysis. Dietary sources of glucose. Varied Fruits, vegetables, cereals, grains All sources of dietary carbohydrate Converted to glucose in liver Stored in cells as glycogen. Blood glucose during rest and exercise. Normal blood glucose 100 mg/dl or 5.5 mM

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Body Composition and Nutrition for Health

Body Composition and Nutrition for Health. Powers Chapter 18. Nutritional Goals. Increase intake of fruits, vegetables (rich in fiber and potassium), and whole grains (complex CHO 55-60% total calories) Increase consumption of poultry and fish, decrease red meat intake

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Respiratory chain and oxidative phosphorylation + Glycogenesis and Glycogenolysis

Respiratory chain and oxidative phosphorylation + Glycogenesis and Glycogenolysis. Respiratory chain (RCH). is located in a mitochondrion needs oxygen (O2) for its function. the mitochondrion contained the enzymes responsible for electron transport and oxidative phosphorylation.

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Carbohydrate Intake and Athletic Performance

Carbohydrate Intake and Athletic Performance. How much carbohydrate do athletes need to eat?. What do you need the CHO for?. At rest, brain/nerve cells use about 7 grams/hr= 150g but 50% from gluconeogenesis so need to eat 75g

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S 2007 BIOC 3406

S 2007 BIOC 3406. 02-06-07. Glycogen. Rapid access glucose Made in (almost) all cells Primarily made in liver, muscles Liver glycogen to replenish blood glucose Muscle glycogen to use as fuel, building material. Glycogen. Storage in liver (~10% maximum) lasts ~24 h

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Food is the fuel that you need to run better, faster, longer.

Food is the fuel that you need to run better, faster, longer. What you eat and when you eat are equally important for a distance runner . There are three energy systems in the body:.

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Is GU for YOU? GU vs. Gatorade

Is GU for YOU? GU vs. Gatorade. Emily Schmitt Nutrition in Sport and Exercise Summer 2011. Before GU was invented what did marathoners eat during a race? http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=2616401.

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Nutritional Support of the Cacectic Patient

Nutritional Support of the Cacectic Patient. Recap. Risk of Malnutrition Nutritional assessment History and examination Anthropological Biochemical Calculation of nutritional needs TE = NPE + PE NPE = CHO and lipids. Study Aims. Substrate changes Acute starvation Chronic Starvation

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