Lecture 21: Electron Transport Flashcards

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1
Q

what pigment does PS2 use

A

P680+

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2
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what is P680+

A

a very strong oxidant that is strong enough to pull electrons from H2O

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3
Q

what pigment does PS1 use

A

P700

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4
Q

what is P700

A

a very strong reductant that is strong enough to donate electrons to NADP+

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5
Q

reductants _______ electrons to other species

A

donate

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6
Q

oxidizers ______ electrons from other species

A

remove

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7
Q

what does the electron transport chain generate to drive ATP production

A

proton-motive force

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8
Q

which photosystem takes electron from water

A

PS2

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9
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which photosystem donates to NADP+

A

PS1

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10
Q

where are photosystems embeded

A

in thylakoid membranes

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11
Q

plastoquinone

A

small molecule and mobile electron carrier that is used between PS2 and cytochrome b

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12
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plastocyanin

A

small protein and mobile electron carrier used between cytochrome b and PS1

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13
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what direction does the linear electron transport go

A

PS2 - Cyt b6f - PS1

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14
Q

how are some chlorophylls, B-carotenes, and other small molecules held in position

A

PS2

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15
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process of the oxygen-evolving complex

A

exciton of P680 is followed by withdrawal of one electron from Mn cluster that stores the residual positive charge. When Mn charges accumulate, the complex oxidizes 2H2O molecules and releases O2

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16
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Electron transfer steps in PS2

A
  1. light converts reaction center chlorophyll to excited form P680 - P680+
  2. electron transferred to pheophytin (Pheo), forming pheo-
  3. Pheo- passes electron to QA to prodcue QA-
  4. passed to Qb to make Qb-
17
Q

how is the electron transferred to Q in PS2

A

Pheophytin

18
Q

electrons move from ______ to ______ side in the electron transfer of PS2

A

luminal to stromal

19
Q

first half of Q cycle in the cytochromeb6f complex

A

PQH2 delivers 2 protons to lumen and 1 electron to PC. PQ returns to PS2

20
Q

secon half of Q cycle in the cytochromeb6f complex

A

another PQH2 delivers 2 protons to lumen, and 1 electron to PC. PQ, 2 electrons, and 2 protons regenerate PQH2, which cycles again

21
Q

ferredoxin

A

a soluble electron carrier to transfer electrons to NADP+

22
Q

how does ferredoxin transfer electrons

A

ferredoxin:NADP+ reductase

23
Q

how does ATP synthase work

A

moves protons from inside of lumen to the stroma and use the movement to synthesis ATP from ADP and Pi

24
Q

where are PS2, PS1, ATP synthase, and Cyt b6f found in regions of the thylakoids

A

PS2 = appressed regions
PS1 and ATP synthase = non-appressed regions
Cyt - uniformly distributed throughout