BSC 2010 Chapter Notes - Chapter 10: Electrochemical Gradient, Atp Synthase, Thylakoid

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Photosynthesis: co2 + h2o + energy c6h12o6 + o2. Organisms split water as a source of electrons, then release o2, electrons reduce co2 to sugars. Cyclic electron flow: only has ps1 not ps2, rise in nadph levels triggers cyclic flow that only creates atp. Electron transport chain: pumps hydrogen ions into a thylakoid membrane, creates an electrochemical gradient. Atp synthase: moves the hydrogens against their electrochemical gradient, making the phosphorylation of. Light-independent/ calvin cycle: anabolic (endergonic/non-spontaneous, uses atp & nadph, input of carbon as co2, also called carbon fixation. Alternate types of carbon fixation (only have ps1: c3 photosynthesis: energy efficient but water is lost to evaporation in hot climates. Stomata open during the day: c4 photosynthesis: mesophyll cells and bundle sheet cells. Water loss is limited in warm climates but requires more energy. Stomata slightly open during day: cam photosynthesis: water loss is minimized in hot climates but requires more energy and has slow growth.

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