1980
DOI: 10.1080/02701367.1980.10609285
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The Transition from Aerobic to Anaerobic Metabolism

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“…Simultaneamente ao TE máximo, foram continuamente coletados o fluxo de ar expirado e amostras dos gases inspirados e expirados pelo indivíduo a cada ciclo respiratório, através de um analisador de gases computadorizado ( 25 .…”
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“…Simultaneamente ao TE máximo, foram continuamente coletados o fluxo de ar expirado e amostras dos gases inspirados e expirados pelo indivíduo a cada ciclo respiratório, através de um analisador de gases computadorizado ( 25 .…”
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“…O PCR foi determinado no minuto durante o exercício em que a curva de VE/VCO 2 atingiu o seu valor mínimo, antes de começar a subir, e a de PetCO 2 atingiu o seu maior valor antes de começar a diminuir 25 .…”
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“…Aerobic-anaerobic threshold was also used for evaluation of capacity of aerobic energy metabolism with submaximal workload. Aerobic-anaerobic thres hold means the transitional point from aerobic to anaerobic energy metabolism in muscle (Skinner and Mclellan, 1980). In our study, the point of 4 mmols/l of the serum lactic acid concentration was used to determine the aerobic-anaerobic threshold.…”
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“…The third theory explaining the existence of lactate threshold is related to the recruitment of fast-twitch muscle fibers during intense exercise [19]. It is hypothesized that the enzyme promoting the LDH reaction in "fast" fibers has more propensity in converting pyruvic acid to lactic acid than the enzyme in "slow" fibers [20]. Thus, as "fast" fibers are recruited during intense exercise, more lactic acid is produced.…”
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confidence: 99%