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Chloroplast and photosynthesis Flashcards

1
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photosynthesis description

A

main source of new energy

efficiency 4.5% max and 1-2% actual

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2
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energy cycle

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water with solar energy + photosynthesis light reaction and leaving oxygen
=4H+ + 4e- organic molecule

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3
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energy cycle reverse

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4H+ + 4e- go to combustion and respiration and oxygen and leaving energy

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4
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overall equation in energy cycle

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CO2 + 2H2O -> (CH2O) + O2 + H2O

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5
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light reaction use..

A

intermediate store of energy - C reaction

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6
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intermediate energy

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ATP and NADPH

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7
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light reaction z-scheme

A 
converting light (photons) - chemical energy
process of electron movement from PSII to PSI
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PSII function

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donation of electron to quinone result in charge separation across membrane - splitting water

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9
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electrons in PSII

A

reduce oxidised chlorophyll from charge separation

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10
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reaction centre in PSII

A

light excites electrons to primary electron acceptor

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11
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quinone in PSII

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become strong reducing agent (electron donor)

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12
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chlorophyll in PSII

A

strong oxidising agent (electron acceptor)

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13
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organisation in PSII

A

reaction centre pair of chl a with slightly lower energy

held by D1/D2

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14
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D1/D2 protein in PSII

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damaged therefore it is constantly replaced

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15
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parts of electron transport chain

A

pheophytin
plastoquinone
cytochrome b{E}f complex
Plastocyanin(PC)

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16
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pheophytin

A

modified chlorophyll (no Mg)

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17
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plastoquinone

A

small lipid soluble molecule

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18
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cytochrome b{e}f complex

A

2 beta-type + f cytochromes and Fe-S protein

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19
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chlorophyll - ground state

A

energy in Chl captured

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20
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PSII found in

A

chloroplast and cyanobacteria = oxygenation of planet

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21
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PSI

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takes electron from PSII - used to generate energy rich compound - NADPH

22
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PSI - ferredoxin

A

small, water soluble, Fe-S protein

feed electrons to FNR

23
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FNR

A

ferredoxin-NADP+ reductase

24
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FNR function

A

enzyme, reducing NADP+ - NADPH

25
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plastocyanin - PSI

A

passes electron to P700

26
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phosphorylation

A

light dependent ATP generated via formation of electrochemical H+ proton
H+ travel down gradient generate ATP (use ATP synthase)

27
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light reaction of photosynthesis - antenna complex

A

light-harvesting antenna complex

increase efficiency

28
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action spectrum

A

how efficient wavelength of light are absorbed

29
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more pigments

A

increases range of wavelength of light are absorbed

30
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reaction of centre function - pigment

A

absorb only 1 photon/sec

not enough for charge separation and photosynthesis

31
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received extra energy from other molecules - stages

A

carotenoid to chlorophyll b to chlorophyll a to P680*

32
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function stages in received extra energy

A

pass resonance energy transfer to P680

33
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structure- tetrapyrrole

A

has a lipid attached so they are able to sit in thylakoid membrane

34
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ATP synthase

A

CF{0}-CF{1}

large enzyme complex

35
Q

CF{0}

A

in membrane - spins

36
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CF{1}

A

out of membrane

37
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ATP synthase production

A

4 protons per ATP

38
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linear phosphorylation

A

have H+ during PSII and PSI

back though ATP synthase and used NADP and H+

39
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what is required in Calvin/ Calvin-Benson cycle

A

13 steps

13 enzymes

40
Q

what is required from CO2 to G3P

A

uses intermediate molecules ATP and NADPH

41
Q

cycle of dark reaction

A

RuBP + C = 3 phosphoglycerate by Rubisco
ATP + 3 phosphoglycerate = 1,3-bisphosphateglycerate
+ NADPH = G3P - C is taken to make G3P sugar
G3P(5c) with ATP = RuBP

42
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1 molecule of G3P requires

A

9ATP and 6NADPH

43
Q

Rubisco

A

Ribulose bisphosphate carboxyl oxygenase

44
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Rubisco function

A

converts 1,5-bisphosphate to 3-phosphoglycerate

ability to use oxygen and carbon dioxide

45
Q

rubisco - structure

A 
8 large (56kDa) subunit
8 small (14kDa) subunit
46
Q

large subunit encoded

A

by plastid

47
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small subunit encoded

A

by nuclear genomes

48
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problem of rubisco

A

able to use oxygen instead of carbon dioxide

recovering oxygen - energetically costly

49
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Rubisco when temperature increase

A

increase problem

50
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why it increase temperature is bad

A

stomata close prevents water loss = decrease gas exchange and availability of carbon dioxide

51
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decrease gas exchange and availability of carbon dioxide causes

A

increase in rubisco activity but affinity of carbon dioxide decrease - more oxygen used

52
Q

in Maze

A

has C4

store carbon dioxide in leaves therefore more efficient

BIOL1025 - Fundamentals of cell biology and physiology (21 decks)

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