When you go for a run, you will initially burn your stored ATP to produce movement. However, this storage of ATP only lasts for a few moments. Soon, you will be using ____48___ to re-phosphoralate ATP providing no measurable change to ATP concentrations. After about 15 seconds, however, you will enter into __49__ respiration providing LOTS of ATP through the breakdown of glucose. Some people, whom have lots of endurance, can run for a prolonged amount of time without causing muscle fatigue. You might suspect that these individuals are genetically predisposed to this ability by having many __50__ muscle fibers.
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A long distance runner typically does not bulk up and have h…
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A major function of muscle is the generation of heat
A major function of muscle is the generation of heat
An example of a direct form of muscle attachment is a tendon…
An example of a direct form of muscle attachment is a tendon.
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Describe the parts of a synovial joint. How does it work?
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The nurse is administering pain medication for several clients. Which client does the nurse administer medication to first?
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What is acid rain? How is it formed
What is acid rain? How is it formed
Define native and invasive species. Give 2 examples of each…
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