Muscle cells produce when during sudden activity
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During aerobic respiration oxygen is used for glucose breakdown to produce energy. During vigorous physical activity there is a lack of sufficient oxygen and muscle cells perform anaerobic respiration for their energy need. It leads to buildup of lactic acid in the muscles that causes muscle cramps.
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During sudden activity the muscle cells produce energy By The breakdown of glucose.
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- There are two types of metabolism that takes place in our muscle. They are aerobic respiration and anaerobic respiration.
- During strenuous exercise there is anaerobic respiration due to inadequate amount of oxygen which is present in the muscles. As a result of this there is production of energy and also lactic acid. This leads to the formation of the fatigue and pain
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