Date:   7/2/2012 3:15:37 PM ( 12 y ago)
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Muscle glycogen can not be included in the glycolysis, because, like the brain and muscles do not have phosphatase glucose-6-phosphate. Glycogen liver (~ 80g) is mainly used to maintain an adequate level of blood sugar.

Muscle glycogen is used when demand for energy for contraction muscle is more than the availability of
oxygen,glycogen is degraded and converted in the reactions of glycolysis to produce lactate

Muscle glycogen during exercise is converted to oxaloacetate, since the increase in ATP, citrate, acetyl-CoA inhibits glycolysis by PFK-1. So we are talking about what carbohydrates. Only fat and no more. ;) More precisely, the carbohydrate is converted to fat in the mitochondria. (Japan Diets) Carbohydrate (glycogen)-oxaloacetate is needed to collect all the acetyl groups from the Krebs cycle

The creation of long-chain fatty acids also occurs in the mitochondria. It is a process that takes place on an extension of short-and medium-fatty acids, which are transported from the cytoplasm to the mitochondria base. Synthesis of long chain fatty acids occurs in the mitochondrial membrane with the participation of ATP, which is necessary for activation of endogenous fatty acids. In contrast to the donor cytosolowego of two carbon units in the mitochondria of the acetyl-CoA and not malonyl-CoA. Reducing equivalents provided NAPDH. Chain elongation of fatty acids occurs in the endoplasmic reticulum enzyme systems involving interacting with malonyl-CoA and NADPH
J. Solid "Basics metabolism cells "

Pyruvate is converted to active acetate (almost) exclusively in the anabolic phase, and the fatty acids are formed.
These fatty acids are a source of power in the Krebs cycle two carbon unit on high-carbohydrate diet with animal protein.

Tomasz Kwasniewski
http://forum.dr-kwasniewski.pl/index.php?topic=1493.msg163025
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Serwus Mariusz :)
 

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