BIO-1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Treadmilling, Nuclear Membrane, Photophosphorylation

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Summary of photosynthesis the thylakoid membrane from stroma to thylakoid space reactions (carbon fixation) carbohydrates. As electrons pass through the etc they drive a proton pump that moves protons across. The atp synthase units are also located in thylakoid membranes. Atp is formed in the stroma as protons return to the stroma through atp synthase. Light dependent reactions (photophosphorylation) atp + nadph light independent. Carbon reduction pathway requires a reducing agent, nadph. Carbon reduction (fixation) requires the overall flow of electrons from water (e- donor) Nadph also carries a very substantial amount of energy to make reducing agent, electrons, originally from water, transferred to nadp as the terminal electron acceptor. This process is called non-cyclic photophosphorylation and produces both carried out by an enzyme called rubisco. 1) co2 fixation single step process that requires no atp or nadph and is. 2) co2 acceptor must bye reconstituted so that the process is cyclic. 3) fixed carbon is processed to produce.

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