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What is ATP

Adenosine triphosphate

What is ATP made up of

A molecule of adenosine and three phosphates

How does ATP release energy

By breaking a bond between the phosphates

When ATP loses a phosphate it forms...

Adenosine Di-phosphate (ADP)

How can ATP be resynthesised?

By adding a phosphate to ADP

ATP works like a...

rechargeable battery

Where is ATP stored

In the muscles

We have enough ATP to last...

3 seconds

The muscles also contain a high amount of...

Creatine Phosphate

What is creatine phosphate made up of

One molecule of creatine and phosphate

What happens when the creatine phosphate bond is broken

the creatine and phosphate split

What happens to the split phosphate

It joins into ADP to resynthesise ATP

The ATP-PC system lasts approximately...

10 seconds

What is the ATP-PC system used for

Short, high intensity exercise

What is anaerobic glycolysis?

The lactate system breaks down glycogen without the use of oxygen

When we break down a molecule of glycogen it produces...

2 ATP

What waste product is created?

Pryuvate/ lactate

The lactate system lasts...

1-2 minutes

How long does it take to recover from the lactate system ?

8 minutes

What happens in this time

Lactic acid is removed and glycogen is replaced

What are the 3 stages of the aerobic system?

Anaerobic glycolysis


Kreb’s cycle


Electron transport chain

What happens in Kreb’s cycle

Pyruvate is broken down using oxygen

How many ATP does Kreb’s cycle produce?

2 ATP

What is released in Kreb’s cycle?

Hydrogen and carbon dioxide

What happens in the electron transport chain

Hydrogen forms with oxygen to form 34 ATP

How much ATP does the aerobic system produce in total?

34

How long does it take to recover from the aerobic system

hours- days

Give 2 adaptations of the energy system to exercise

increased creatine stores


Increased tolerance to lactic acid


Improved aerobic energy system


The use of fat as an energy source


increased glycogen stores


increased mitochondria

What is a hypoglycaemic attack?

When blood sugar levels fall too low