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1. Which of the following fuel burning pathways requires oxygen? a. fatty acid breakdown b. ATP...

1. Which of the following fuel burning pathways requires oxygen?
a. fatty acid breakdown
b. ATP and creatine phosphate breakdown

2. A marathon runner who decides to follow the Ethiopian Super-Elite Athletes Diet will follow a macronutrient composition diet with which of the following percentages (closest approximation)?

a. 75% Calories from carbs
15% Calories from lean proteins
10% Calories from healthy fats

b. 30% Calories from carbs
20% Calories from lean proteins
50% Calories from healthy fats

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Expert Solution

1. Fatty acid breakdown requires oxygen (aerobic process). It involves the breakdown of fatty acids into their metabolites. This pathway includes three major steps- lipolysis which form free fatty acid, fatty acid oxidation, and beta oxidation. The mitochondrial oxidation of fatty acid the fatty acid are converted into 2 acetyl Co A which enter into he krebs cycle to yield reduced NADH and FADH2 . These reduced NADH and FADH2 participate in electron transport chain in mitochondria to generate ATP . So it is a mitochondrial aerobic process.

2. The Ethipian super elite atheletes diet includes 75% calories from carbohydrates, 15% calories from lean proteins and 10% calories from healthy fats approximately. It is designated as a High Carb Low fat (HCLF) diet. The ethopian atheletes use 95% vegetarian anti- paleo diet which is largely based on grams and breads (rice, pasta, lentils,vegetables, cooked wheat, corn). It is entirely a plant based diet.   


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