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PHOTOSYNTHESIS

- process of manufacturing food in plants


- mainly sugar, from carbon dioxide and water in the presence of chlorophyll, utilizing light energy and releasing oxygen gas

ESSENTIAL FACTORS IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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RAW MATERIALS

a. Carbon Dioxide - diffuses into the intercellular spaces of the leaf through the stomata


b. Water - observed from the environment

ENERGY

a. Sun (solar energy) - main source of light energy


b. Electric light

ENERGY pt. 2

a. Light and energy - blue and red wavelengths being most effective; green and yellow reflected from and transmitted through the leaves

PIGMENTS

absorb the light energy

a. CHLOROPHYLL

primarily involved in the photosynthesis

b. CAROTENOIDS

- bright red, yellow, orange


- absorbs violet and blue-green lights

XANTHOPHYLLS

yellow pigments

CAROTENES

yellow orange pigments

TEMPERATURE

- 5 to 40 degrees celsius


- increases rate up to approximately 35 degrees celsius due to enzyme activation

CARRIER MOLECULES

important in transferring hydrogen atoms, electrons and energy

ENZYMES

- speed chemical reactions


- present in chloroplasts

OVERALL PHOTOSYNTHETIC REACTION

PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTION - Light —> chemical energy —> O2; product ATP and NADPH; thylakoid membrane


PHOTO ACTIVATION - Activation of chlorophyll


• PHOTO IONIZATION - chlorophyll expels highly energized electron; becomes positively charged


• PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION - ADP —-> ATP


• BIOCHEMICAL REACTION - uses ATP

TWO STEPS IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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LIGHT OR HILL REACTION

- in grana or thylakoid membrane


- Absorption of light energy —> ATP (Photophosphorylation) + NADPH + O2

DARK REACTION

- in the stroma


- incorporation of CO2


- CO2 brought to the cycle through Calvin Cycle

CALVIN CYCLE

1. Carbon Fixation


2. Reduction


3. Regeneration

RESPIRATION

- oxidation reduction


- living cells obtain energy through the breakdown of organic materials

CELLULAR RESPIRATION STEPS

1. Glycolysis


2. Pyruvate Oxidation


3. Citric Acid Cycle


4. Oxidation Phosphorylation

GLYCOLYSIS

- occurs in the cytoplasm


- Glucose —> 2 pyruvate —> 2 ATP —> 2 NADPH

PYRUVATE OXIDATION

- mitochondrial matrix


- 2 Pyruvate —> 2 Acetyl CoA —> 2 NADH —> 2 (increase) CO2

KREB’S CYCLE (CITRIC ACID CYCLE)

- occurs in the mitochondria


- 2 Acetyl CoA + 2 Oxaloacetate —> 2 Citric acid + 2ATP + 4CO2 + 6NADH + 2FADH2

OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION

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1. ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN

- metabolic pathway


- electron passes from one carrier to another

2. CHEMIOSMOSIS

- energy from proton gradient is used to make ATO