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Bios 170 Chap 9+10

Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

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Autotroph an organism which produces its own energy from inorganic sources (aka doesn’t eat plants or animals).
Calvin cycle A series of redox reactions which transfers energy from NADPH and ATP into chemical energy stored in carbohydrates.
Carbon Fixation Reaction the reduction of carbon dioxide into carbohydrates to store energy
Chlorophyll a pigmented light-capturing molecule which resonates when it captures a photon.
Mesophyll cells cells in which chloroplasts are found
Rubisco the enzyme which joins RuBP to CO2 in the Calvin cycle
RuBP the “recycled” 5-carbon molecule in the Calvin cycle.
Stomata the pore in plant leaves through which gasses enter and exit.
Z-scheme this describes the shape of the photosynthetic electron transport chain on an energy diagram.
Glycolysis the process of converting glucose into 3-carbon molecules.
Pyruvate the 3-carbon product of glycolysis
Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate the product of the energy investment phase of glycolysis
Substrate-level phosphorylation creating ATP from ADP and Pi in reactions that transfer the phosphate group from a reactant to ADP.
Krebs cycle the cycle responsible for converting acetyl CoA into carbon dioxide and energy-holding molecules.
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