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2] versus work output lessens as anaerobic glycolysis begins, also was measured. Many genes in the glycolysis pathway and several genes involved in mitochondrial function were down-regulated by the treatment. High-intensity exercise of a short duration requires anaerobic sources of ATP: Phosphocreatine, as with all-out, 100-meter sprints (exercise under 30 seconds); and anaerobic glycolysis (the breakdown of glucose), which is the primary energy source for high-intensity exercise of one to three minutes (say, an 800-meter race). |
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