ATP Resynthesis - Key Structures

What is Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) made up of?

• 1x Adenosine & 2x Phosphate

• 1x Adenosine & 3x Phosphate

• 2x Adenosine & 3x Phosphate

• 3x Adenosine & 1x Phosphate

Adenosine Diphosphate (ADP) occurs when the bond between one of the _______ is broken.

• phosphate

• sugars

• proteins

• lipids

What is creatine phosphate made up of?

• 1x Phosphate & 2x Creatine

• 2x Phosphate & 1x Creatine

• 1x Phosphate & 1x Creatine

• 2x Phosphate & 2x Creatine

The process of ATP resynthesis involves:

• the breakdown of glucose to produce ATP

• the conversion of ADP and phosphate into ATP

• the use of oxygen to convert glucose into ATP

• the storage of ATP in muscle cells

The 3rd Phosphate molecule comes from:

• ATP

• ADP

• NADH

• FADH2

Major Question: Where does the 3rd Phosphate molecule come from when using the ATP system?

• From the breakdown of glucose

• From the mitochondria

• From the cytoplasm

• From the phosphorylation of ADP

True or False: The body can restore 50% of CP levels in the muscle within 30 seconds during rest.

• True

• False

Does the ATP-PC system require oxygen?

• Yes

• No

The 3rd Phosphate molecule in the Anaerobic Glycolysis System comes from:

• ATP

• ADP

• Creatine Phosphate

• NADH

What does 'Glyc' mean in the context of Aerobic Glycolysis?

• Meaning Glycogen (Carbohydrates/Glucose)

• Meaning Glycine (Amino Acid)

• Meaning Glycerol (Fat)

• Meaning Glucagon (Hormone)