- (segmented worms) use a set of
unique phosphagens; for example,
earthworms use the
compound lombricine.
Phosphagens were
discovered by
Philip Eggleton and...
- triphosphates, and the high-energy
storage compounds of the muscle, the
phosphagens. When
people speak of a high-energy
phosphate pool, they
speak of the...
- most of the
energy required for
contraction is
derived from
phosphagens. One such
phosphagen,
creatine phosphate, is used to
provide ADP with a phosphate...
- by the other.: 8–9
Three processes can
synthesize ATP: ATP–CP
system (
phosphagen system) – At
maximum intensity, this
system is used for up to 10–15 seconds...
- and ADP are
often referred to as high-energy phosphates, as are the
phosphagens in
muscle tissue.
Similar reactions exist for the
other nucleoside diphosphates...
- Newsholme, E. A. (October 1, 1975). "The
contents of
adenine nucleotides,
phosphagens and some
glycolytic intermediates in
resting muscles from vertebrates...
-
introduced the
compound to the
sports nutrition market under the name
Phosphagen.
Research performed thereafter demonstrated that the
consumption of high...
-
Newsholme EA (October 1975). "The
contents of
adenine nucleotides,
phosphagens and some
glycolytic intermediates in
resting muscles from vertebrates...
-
levels of AMP and
creatine (use of
creatine kinase and
myokinase in the
phosphagen system due to low ATP);[non-primary
source needed]
increased pyruvate;[non-primary...
- that last up to
about thirty seconds rely
primarily on the
former ATP-CP
phosphagen system.
Beyond this time, both
aerobic and
anaerobic glycolysis-based...
