The study was performed with 32 subjects. Here are the body mass and food intake data from all subjects. Graphs of body mass and food intake. Statistical analysis was performed on data that was collected after 3 months (final). Black circles - average (+/- 1 SD); Red circles = maximum value; Blue circle = minimum value; Solid = Initial; Open = after 3 months. 125 3200 115 3000 105 95 2800 85 2600 2400 55 2200 45 nitial Final nitial Final nitial Final inktial Final 2000 Control T2D T2D AE 120 HIT Control T20 T20 AE T20 HIIT You were intrigued by finding that body mass of the exercise groups did not change significantly and you decided to do a follow-up study. Which of the following are a reasonable hypothesis and experiment for answering the question about why body mass didn't change? (select all that apply) Hypothesis: Exercise groups lost adipose tissue and gained muscle mass. Experiment: measure body composition (%fat vs lean tissue) before and after the exercise intervention Hypothesis: Tissues of people who exercise are less sensitive to insulin which favors synthesis of glycogen and lipids. Experiment: Measure glycogen content of muscle biopsies and analyze body composition (%fat vs lean tissue) before and after the exercise intervention Hypothesis: Exercise activated metabolic pathways that promote growth of larger, faster muscle fibers, while simultaneously utilizing more lipids as a metabolic energy source. Experiment: Collect muscle biopsies before and after 6 months of exercise training, measure the sizes of the muscle fibers and contraction speed, and the lipid content of the fibers. (P) sseu Apog Daily Food Intake (cal/day)
The study was performed with 32 subjects. Here are the body mass and food intake data from all subjects. Graphs of body mass and food intake. Statistical analysis was performed on data that was collected after 3 months (final). Black circles - average (+/- 1 SD); Red circles = maximum value; Blue circle = minimum value; Solid = Initial; Open = after 3 months. 125 3200 115 3000 105 95 2800 85 2600 2400 55 2200 45 nitial Final nitial Final nitial Final inktial Final 2000 Control T2D T2D AE 120 HIT Control T20 T20 AE T20 HIIT You were intrigued by finding that body mass of the exercise groups did not change significantly and you decided to do a follow-up study. Which of the following are a reasonable hypothesis and experiment for answering the question about why body mass didn't change? (select all that apply) Hypothesis: Exercise groups lost adipose tissue and gained muscle mass. Experiment: measure body composition (%fat vs lean tissue) before and after the exercise intervention Hypothesis: Tissues of people who exercise are less sensitive to insulin which favors synthesis of glycogen and lipids. Experiment: Measure glycogen content of muscle biopsies and analyze body composition (%fat vs lean tissue) before and after the exercise intervention Hypothesis: Exercise activated metabolic pathways that promote growth of larger, faster muscle fibers, while simultaneously utilizing more lipids as a metabolic energy source. Experiment: Collect muscle biopsies before and after 6 months of exercise training, measure the sizes of the muscle fibers and contraction speed, and the lipid content of the fibers. (P) sseu Apog Daily Food Intake (cal/day)
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Transcribed Image Text:The study was performed with 32 subjects. Here are the body mass and food intake data
from all subjects.
Graphs of body mass and food intake.
Statistical analysis was performed on data that was collected after 3 months (final).
Black circles = average (+/- 1 SD); Red circles = maximum value; Blue circle = minimum value; Solid = Initial;
Open = after 3 months.
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You were intrigued by finding that body mass of the exercise groups did not change
significantly and you decided to do a follow-up study. Which of the following are a
reasonable hypothesis and experiment for answering the question about why body mass
didn't change? (select all that apply)
Hypothesis: Exercise groups lost adipose tissue and gained muscle mass. Experiment: measure
body composition (%fat vs lean tissue) before and after the exercise intervention
Hypothesis: Tissues of people who exercise are less sensitive to insulin which favors synthesis of
glycogen and lipids. Experiment: Measure glycogen content of muscle biopsies and analyze body
composition (%fat vs lean tissue) before and after the exercise intervention
Hypothesis: Exercise activated metabolic pathways that promote growth of larger, faster muscle
fibers, while simultaneously utilizing more lipids as a metabolic energy source. Experiment:
Collect muscle biopsies before and after 6 months of exercise training, measure the sizes of the
muscle fibers and contraction speed, and the lipid content of the fibers.
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