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Metabolic principles:
Without coupling, the synthesis of sugars is exergonic / endergonic and requires energy / releases energy

A

Endergonic, requires energy

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Metabolic principles:
What is the ultimate source of energy for photosynthesis?

A

Sunlight

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Metabolic principles:
What are the inputs to the light reactions?
i. Matter:
ii. Energy/energy management molecules:

A

H2O,
Light, ADP, NADP+

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Metabolic principles:
What are the products (outputs) of the light reactions?
i. Matter:
ii. Energy/energy management molecules:

A

O2
ATP, NADPH

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Metabolic principles:
Which of the above are inputs to the Calvin cycle?

A

ATP, NADPH

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Metabolic principles:
f. What are the products (outputs) of the Calvin cycle?
i. Matter:
ii. Energy/energy management molecules:

A

Triose phosphate (ex: G3P)
ADP, NADP+

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Describe the role of the each of the following in the light reactions:
- Light-harvesting complex / photosystems (two functions):
1.
2.

A

Contains chlorophyll to captures light energy, Electron transport protein in the photosynthetic electron transport
chain

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Describe the role of the each of the following in the light reactions:
- Chlorophyll:

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Pigment molecule in the photosystem that is excited by light energy

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Describe the role of the each of the following in the light reactions:
- H2O:

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Is oxidized to provide electrons to chlorophyll in photosystem II (ultimate electron donor in the photosynthetic electron transport chain)

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Describe the role of the each of the following in the light reactions:
- Cyt: (two functions):
1.
2.

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Electron transport chain protein - passes electrons to PSI, Proton pump

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Describe the role of the each of the following in the light reactions:
- NADP+ reductase:

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ultimate electron acceptor in the photosynthetic electron transport chain

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Describe the role of the each of the following in the light reactions:
- ATP Synthase (two functions):
1.
2.

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Contains a proton channel, Synthesizes ATP from ADP + Pi

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Reactions of three stages of the Calvin cycle
1. Carbon fixation:
2. Reduction:
3. Regeneration:

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CO2 is attached to RuBP by the enzyme Rubisco, ATP and NADPH are used to reduce PGA to G3P, ATP is used to transform G3P in RuBP to start the
cycle again

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Calvin cycle details:
Glucose is NOT a direct output of photosynthesis, but it is produced using the outputs of photosynthesis.
1. From what molecule did the plant obtain the carbon atoms to build this molecule?
2. From what molecule did the plant obtain the oxygen atoms to build the glucose molecule?

A

CO2

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Connections within a plant cell:
What other molecules can be made with the G3P produced by the Calvin cycle?

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Glucose to produce polysaccharides (starch and cellulose), pyruvate to produce monomers for nucleic acids, proteins, carbohydrates, lipids

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Electron cycling
1. Water > _______

A

Chlorophyll

17
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Electron cycling
2. Chlorophyll > ________

A

NADP+/NADPH

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Electron cycling
3. NADP+/NADPH > ________

A

Carbon dioxide/glucose

19
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Electron cycling
4. Carbon dioxide/glucose > ________

A

NAD+/NADH

20
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Electron cycling
5. NAD+/NADH > ________

A

Oxygen/Water