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Photosynthesis

Reactions convertenergy from the sun to chemical bond energy of ATP

ATP energy

drives reactions that produce glucoseand other energy-rich compounds

Organic Compounds

arethe structural materials and energy stores of life

Photoautotrophs

produceorganic compounds by photosynthesis

Sunlight Energy

trappedand converted to chemical energy and ATP

Photosynthesis reaction

•12H20 + 6CO2---> 602 + C6H12O6 + 6H2O

ATP

suppliesenergy for reactions which synthesize glucose from CO2 and water

•thylakoid membrane system

Light-dependentreactions occur at the

stroma

Light-independentreactions occur in the

LightDependent Reactions

•Occurson thylakoid membrane


•Pigmentsabsorb photon energy


•Transferof electrons and hydrogen through electron transport system


•Replacementelectrons flow to pigments•Electronflow may be cyclic or noncyclic

•CyclicPathway

–ATPforms


–Electronscycle from and back to a Type 1 photosystem

Non Cyclic Pathway

-ATP and NADH form

-Electrons flow from water, through Type I and Type II photosystems, then to NADP +


-Oxygen is a by- product



•LightDependent

•-Sunlightdrives ATP formation from ADP and Pi -Water is split


-NADP picks upelectrons and hydrogen

ElectromagneticEnergy

•Visiblelight is 380-750nm

•LightIndependent

–ATPdonates energy


–NADPHdonates hydrogen


–CO2donates carbon and oxygen


–Glucose(C6H12O6) is assembled

NADH(Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide)

delivershydrogen andelectrons

CalvinBenson Cycle

•CarbonFixation


•Unstablesix‐ carbon intermediate forms


•Intermediatesplits to form two three‐ carbon molecules of phosphoglycerate


•BuildingGlucose


• -10 PGAL rearrange to regenerate RuBP