Photosynthesis 2 Flashcards

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photosynthesis process

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photosynthesis —- glucose —- pyruvate (3 carbon molecule)

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2
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light dependant reaction

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first process, light turns water into oxygen producing ATP/NADPH

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3
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where does light dependant occur

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thylakoid

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4
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stroma reactions

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after light dependant, ATP/NADPH go to calvin cycle and form chemical energy (carbon fixation)

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5
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where does stroma reactions occur

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stroma

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6
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waste products of photosynthesis

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lactic acid/ethanol

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7
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where does photosynthesis occur

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in chloroplast

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8
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origins of photosynthesis

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anoxygenic (not producing oxygen) evolved in early bacteria which moved by horizontal gene transfer to others, then oxygenic photosynthesis occurred (from cyanobacteria)

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9
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light capture

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electromagnetic spectrum, most leaves absorb red/blue and reflect green, darker colours absorb more colours but get warmer

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10
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photon and how they react with molecules

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light particle, either reflect, transmit (pass through), absorbed

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11
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energy gradient

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further away from reaction centre absorbed at higher levels

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12
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reaction centre

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where all light ends up, electrons get excited and lose electrons which go to electron transport chain

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13
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electron transport chain

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electron lost from reaction centre travels through electron acceptors, last acceptor is NADPH and ATP is formed

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14
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calvin cycle (carbon fixation)

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co2 is fixed by rubisco to ruBp which get reduced to G3P, then its regenerated to RuBp

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15
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reduction/regeneration

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ATP/NADPH and ATP

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