Most of the ATP from aerobic exercise is derived from the breakdown of _________

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Most of the ATP from aerobic exercise is derived from the breakdown of ___________. Active travel from one place to another is called __________. Receptor cells for taste are modified into ______________. These receptors are located on the __________. The largest region of the brain, which is made up of two hemispheres, in memory, learning, and other functions. This part of the brain is called the ____________. The medulla oblongata, pons, and midbrain make up the ________________. A motor disorder characterized by difficulty in initiating movement, ____________. A form mental deterioration with confusion and memory loss is ______________.

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Ans 18: During Aerobic exersise the energy is fuelled either by the breakdown of glycogen or fats or it can be a combination of both. During rigorous aerobic exercise (i.e when max oxygen consumption, Vo2 is 75%) glycogen serve as a source of energy, while when there is moderate level aerobic exercise i.e when max oxygen consumption(Vo2) is 65%, fats serves as a source of energy.

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