L7- Fats

6. fasting increases lipolysis and FA availability, but decreases ____ at intensities above 50%vo2max
8. the process for when FAs are reformed into TGs, happens at a higher rate at rest
9. FAs are transported in the blood bound to these proteins
10. this type of muscle fiber has more IMTG
11. ingesting CHO would do this to the reliance on fat as a fuel
13. the FA transporter that can translocate to the cell membrane during exercise to increase the uptake of FA into the cell
14. using more fat as a fuel allows the advantage of sparing _____
15. at high intensities of exercise, one of the reason for the decreased reliance on fat as a fuel is because _____ production inhibits lipolysis
16. during moderate intensity exercise, blood flow to the adipose tissue is ____ which increases the delivery of FA to muscle

1. this enzyme plays a role in the breakdown of TGs and is stimulated by epinephrine
2. ultimately both CHO and Fat can be converted to acetyl coa to enter this cycle during aerobic metabolism
3. this shuttle transports FA into the mitochondria
4. the maximum FA concentration seen during prolonged exercise in mmol/L
5. endurance training results in adaptations to _____ the reliance on fat as a fuel
7. this type of diet typically increases fat oxidation
12. high fat diets particularly negatively impact this type of intensity exercise