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Learning outcomes and timings Topic Allocated time ATP as energy currency / coupled reaction principles 2 hours Energy Systems: ATP / PC 1 hour Energy Systems: Glycolytic 1 hour Energy Systems: Aerobic System 2 hours The energy continuum 2 hours Interplay of energy systems during intermittent exercise 1 hour The recovery process 1 hour Effect of exercise intensity on EPOC and the implications for 2 hours planning exercise or training sessions Total 12 hours © OCR 2019 ATP: Energy currency All muscular contractions in the human body require ATP to release the energy for the contraction to take place. Once ATP has been exhausted the body uses other sources to RESYNTHESISE the ATP. The method of resynthesis depends on the duration and intensity of the activity being undertaken. In this way ATP is known as the energy currency of the body. © OCR 2019 ATP ATP is made up of one ADENOSINE molecule and three PHOSPHATE molecules. Each molecule is held together by a HIGH ENERGY PHOSPATE BOND. The energy stored in the phosphate bonds is what released to cause muscular contractions. The chemical reaction which causes the molecules to split is catalyzed by the enzyme ATPase. © OCR 2019 Principle of coupled reactions Exothermic Reactions When a high energy phosphate bond broken it releases heat and energy. This is known as an EXOTHERMIC REACTION. Phosphate Adenosine Phosphate Phosphate Phosphate Energy ATPase Endothermic Reactions To replace the bond between two molecules an energy is required from an alternative source. This is known as an ENDOTHERMIC REACTION. The continual breakdown and resynthesis of ATP is known as a COUPLED REACTION. Adenosine PPhhosospphhaattee Phosphate Phosphate © OCR 2019 ATPase ATP ADP + P + ENERGY EXOTHERMIC REACTION (GIVES OFF HEAT/ENERGY) ENERGY + P + ADP ATP ENDOTHERMIC REACTION (REQUIRES HEAT/ENERGY) © OCR 2019
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