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Category > Biology Posted 31 Oct 2017 My Price 8.00

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  1. As strenuous activity begins, muscle cells first use the  ____________  molecules present in their cytoplasm as their source of energy. The supply of this molecule, however, is limited. It must be produced by other means in order for exercise to continue.
  2. In order to produce more ATP, the muscle cells next start to use  ____________ , also present in the cytoplasm, to form new ATP. This is done by moving a phosphate and its energy from this molecule to ADP, forming new ATP.
  3. As exercise continues, the cells now begin to use  ____________  as a fuel to produce ATP. Initially, the anaerobic pathway called  ____________  uses this fuel to produce 2 ATP and 2 molecules of pyruvic acid.
  4. If little or no oxygen is available, pyruvic acid is converted to  ____________ . If, however, oxygen is available, the pyruvic acid molecules enter the aerobic respiration pathways.
  5. As long as oxygen is available, the oxidation of each glucose molecule using  ____________  metabolism will produce  ____________  ATP molecules.

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