Non-cyclic Photophosphorylation - Photosynthesis Flashcards
1.
Light energy is absorbed by both photosystems, resulting in the release of high energy electrons.
2.
Electrons from PS2 are taken up by electron acceptor and passed down series of electron carriers.
3.
This ETC is used to release energy by phosphorylating ADP + Pi to ATP.
4.
Electrons from PS1 are passed along electron carrier chain, generating more ATP. Electrons lost from PS2 replace those lost in PS1.
5.
Water undergoes photolysis where its split into oxygen, electrons and H+, under the influence of light energy.
6.
Electrons from photolysis replace those lost in PS2.
7.
H+ ions from water and electrons from PS1 combine to reduce NADP.
In what conditions does it occur?
Occurs in all light conditions.
Where does it occur?
Thylakoid membrane.
What does it produce?
It produces ATP, oxygen and reduced NADP to be used in the light-independent stage.