A acute exhausting exercise need not only the energy from aerobic oxidation and anaerobic glycolysis of glucose but also from aerobic oxidation of fat.
(2) The inhibitory effects of ouabain on aerobic glycolysis in the extensor digitorium longus (EDL) muscles were more obvious and sensitive than those in the soleus muscles.
It flourishes in tumor tissue because there is often marked anaerobic glycolysis occurring.
This speeds up the onset of rigor mortis by depleting muscle energy (ATP) and rapidly increasing the anaerobic glycolysis that produces lactic acid.
