glycolysis
glycolysis
Definition
gly·coly·sis (glī käl′i sis)
gly′·co·lyt′ic (glī′kō lit′ik) adjective
glycolysis
Usage Examples
Converse of subject
- supply: PCr and O2 stores are quickly used up, and so the anaerobic energy must be mainly supplied by anaerobic glycolysis.
Converse of object
- call: The first chapter of this lactate parable will center around a key physiological process called glycolysis.
Adjective modifier
- anaerobic: They suggest that the tempo of the game may be crucial to whether anaerobic glycolysis is significant or not.
- aerobic: After a few minutes aerobic glycolysis becomes dominant to prevent the build up of toxic levels of lactate in the blood.
- oxygen-independent: Very early into these workouts, an ever-increasing amount of energy needs to be fuelled without oxygen, resulting in oxygen-independent glycolysis.
Modifies a noun
- system: To train the anaerobic glycolysis system, longer sprints of 15 to 30 seconds, with 45 to 90 seconds recovery, are recommended.
- pathway: Students must choose the next reaction in the glycolysis pathway from a list of possible reactions.
- enzyme: This leaves the cycle, and two of these triose phosphate molecules combine to form one glucose molecule using the glycolysis enzymes in reverse.
Browse dictionary entries near glycolysis
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