The amount of energy required to maintain the basic metabolic functions of an animal in a resting state is called the _____

Whats would the purpose of a research study of "Consumption of whole eggs promotes greater stimulation ofpost exercise muscle protein rather than consumption of egg whites" be. How would this research study be helpful for people.

Why is so little ATP stored in the muscle cells? High levels of ATP would get broken down quickly resulting in the muscle cell overheating. ATP is a heavy molecule. ATP regeneration requires very little energy. The cell does not need much ATP to function.

But where does all of the energy to do this contraction come from? That is the difference between our two athletes.       Both of their muscles use large amounts of ATP, but the sprinter needs to make ____, while the mile runner needs to make ____.       Our sprinter probably gets a quick burst of energy from his muscles' stores of ____, but for the rest of his sprint he will be quickly (and inefficiently) "burning" glucose without oxygen to make ATP in a process called ____. The by-product of this metabolic process is a molecule called ____, which has to be ejected from the cell or it will cause muscle "burn".       Because of this, he is mostly building up muscle fibers known as _____ (<-- two-word name), or ____ (<-- two letter abbrev.), fibers, which store a lot of reserve fuel in the form of _____       Our mile runner, however, needs to burn her fuel more efficiently. She burns glucose using oxidative, or ____, metabolism, with the help of cellular organelles called _____.…

Create a cool down for soccer, Remember to cover the basic ground rules:About 10 minutes in lengthBegin at a high level of intensity and work your way down to a resting heart rateIncorporate both static and dynamic activitiesMove all relevant body parts

Define what it means for a protein to be a calmodulin. Explain the role of the calmodulin protein that is part of the actin-linked regulatory system in striated muscle.

The “glycolytic” white fibers in Human Skeletal Muscle:  a.    lack myosin  b.    are used for rapid contraction “burst” exercise c.    oxidize glucose to pyruvate and then release lactic acid into the bloodstream d.    produce ketone bodies  e.    produce ethanol

Weight training improves muscle ton and mass. This is an Adaptation OAcclimation O Abberation