Glycolysis during rest and exercise. Fates of Pyruvate Conversion to acetyl-CoA (oxidative phosphorylation) Lactate (glycolysis) AAT - increases TCA intermediates.

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Glycolysis during rest and exercise

Fates of Pyruvate Conversion to acetyl-CoA (oxidative phosphorylation) Lactate (glycolysis) AAT - increases TCA intermediates

Exercise Higher demand for ATP --> greater activation of enzymes that regulate glycolysis PHOS PFK HK Covalently and allosterically regulated by*: Hormones Ca2+ ATP *see 2nd PowerPoint for more information

At higher power outputs (higher demand for ATP) -->rate of pyruvate and NADH production exceed the ability of PDH to metabolize --> lactate production

Intensity of Exercise

Flux