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bobthebuilder

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Question 1

What is the recycling of lactate from the muscle, and conversion to glucose in the liver, with the glucose returning to the muscle to supply more ATP, known as?
◦ beta oxidation
◦ Cori cycle
◦ electron transport chain
◦ TCA cycle

Question 2

Which of the following best explains azoturia?
◦ Azoturia is a condition in which muscles are damaged due to improper exercise followed by inactivity.
◦ Azoturia is a condition caused by excessive oxygen in muscles.
◦ Azoturia is a condition in which too much food leads to obesity.
◦ Azoturia is the term that refers to a wide variety of agents thought to improve the bacterial population of the digestive tract.
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Reply #1 on: Jul 8, 2020
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