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![]() If cells 'stay alive' after death and it takes, technically, ~18 hrs to deplete glycogen in living humans, what happens with the energy obtained from glycogen?
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#32
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![]() Just lost I imagine. Only 25% of fuel use in skeletal muscle goes to things like contraction anyway, most of it is lost as heat under the best circumstances.
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![]() Also keep in mind that anerobic glycolysis (carb usage) is pretty inefficient in the first place, the amount of ATP being made isn't that high.
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