PHYSIOLOGY; CELLULAR RESPIRATION; PART 1 by Professor Fink

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Thank YOU for your kind words. Best Wishes -- professor fink

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Dear Linda, Thank you for your kind words; I truly appreciate it! Best Wishes for your Success! sincerely, professor fink

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I understand today most cause of muscle cramp. Lack of oxygen supply to muscles cells due to incomplete breaking dawn of sugar. Thanks God bless professor Fink.

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Thanks professor. Excellent explanation. Made me think how cell mechanics must have included billions of year of cells just exploding before nature learned how to temper the energy release. (Tongue in cheek)

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Thank you for pointing this out; the correct term is: "Physician Assistant(s)"

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[@jpr3665]

Thanks for this, by far the best presentation of this complex subject. A question - can the brain get energy from any other source besides glucose?

[@professorfink]

The brain typically gets most of its energy from oxygen-dependent metabolism of glucose (i.e., blood sugar), but ketones provide a major alternative source, together with contributions from medium chain fatty acids (caprylic and heptanoic acids), lactate, acetate, and possibly amino acids. You can "google" the subject. Also, here is one short article: www.dana.org/WorkArea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=114320

[@chetnakharyal9529]

Can u plz explain one thing... If lactic acid turns back to pyruvate on the availability of the oxygen, why do we usually feel the muscle cramps next day after a strenuous exercise?

[@professorfink]

Good Question! Lactic acid is only one of many factors that contribute to cramping & fatigue in muscle. A vigorous muscle work-out causes "micro-tears" in the muscle that causes muscle "aches" (pain) & requires a few days to repair & fully heal. In addition, muscle activity stimulates increased protein synthesis (of actin & myosin, myoglobin, etc.) in the muscle cells.

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really pure water, such as triple distilled water, improves oxygen at the cellular level?

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Hello professor fink are your lectures on physiology enough detailed for a medical student (Doctor)?

[@professorfink]

The lectures were given to Allied Health Science majors (including Nursing, Physical Therapy, Dental Hygiene, Respiratory Therapy & Pharmacy)

[@codyrountree1667]

Hey Professor Fink. I am about 32 minutes in. So with build up of lactic acid contributing to muscle fatigue and cramping, would cardio actually correlate to increased Max strength potential. I can see it correlating to endurance weight training 8-20 reps, but would this benefit a one rep max via supplying more oxygen? I believe one rep maxes only use anerobic respiration, so im just confused on the correlation if there is one. I know Creatine is supposed to address this, and give more ATP to fuel a higher one rep max.

[@professorfink]

Hi Cody. You are correct in your thinking. Cardio exercise increases endurance necessary for extended activity. Brief exercise (ie; few "reps") is NOT affected by cardio exercise, but more by "power " (strength) training.

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[@ilienicolae]

This model takes into account the fact that we drink water? (H2O)?

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so... where is the atp made in anaerobic respiration? ;o

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what is that projector being used?

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i guess it's a computer running OBS and a camera that's fixed there.

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what textbook was used

[@professorfink]

The Lecture Outline that I am using in the Video Lectures is something I wrote. Down-loadable e-Books of the Lecture Outlines can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: wlac.redshelf.com/ “Hard Copy” Lecture Outlines can be purchased from the WLAC Bookstore at: onlinestore.wlac.edu/fink.asp I commonly recommend the textbook Tortora's Human Anatomy & Physiology and Vander's Human Physiology.

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Sir Fink how much energy will be released when we broke 2PYRUVATE into 2Acetyl COA

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what you get from it is, 2CO2+2NADH2 1NADH=3ATP So, we have 6ATP from 2NADH2

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A. drink water for hydration + oxygen Two. Breathe = ether Three. Solid foods as a stabilizer (very small amounts) wtf it is so hard to understand ? main body oxygenation is by water than by breathing!

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