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11. Nutrition & Fitness / Using Energy to Fuel Exercise / Problem 7
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At the onset of a very intense sprint, oxygen delivery to muscle is limited. What immediate metabolic fate will pyruvate most likely undergo in the working muscle?
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Be transported directly into mitochondria and fully oxidized to CO2 and water via the citric acid cycle despite the oxygen limitation.
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Be converted to lactate to regenerate NAD+ allowing glycolysis to continue and provide ATP anaerobically.
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Spontaneously form creatine phosphate which is then exported to the bloodstream to fuel other tissues.
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Be polymerized into glycogen in the cytosol to store energy for the next sprint interval.
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