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All starts in the chloroplast, it collects CO2 from the air to start the calvin cycle.

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  2. All starts in the chloroplast, it collects CO2 from the air to start the calvin cycle.

  3. All starts in the chloroplast, it collects CO2 from the air to start the calvin cycle.
  4. Once in the chloroplast a enzyme called ribusco sticks RuBP with the CO2, creatin a 6 carbon chain.

  5. Once in the chloroplast a enzyme called ribusco sticks RuBP with the CO2, creatin a 6 carbon chain.
  6. Then this 6 carbon chain splits in two, so then we have two chains of 3 carbons, called PGAs

  7. Then this 6 carbon chain splits in two, so then we have two chains of 3 carbons, called PGAs
  8. Then this two PGAs are delivered with ATP and a hidrogen each, changing them into glyceraldehyde 3 phosphates.

  9. Then this two PGAs are delivered with ATP and a hidrogen each, changing them into glyceraldehyde 3 phosphates.
  10. Glucose to be formed needs this two chains of G3Ps, so sugar is formed

  11. Glucose to be formed needs this two chains of G3Ps, so sugar is formed
  12. But, RuBP need to came frome somewhere.

    while this poroces is completiing, other 5 processes are completing. so it creates 36 carbons; six are used to crete glucose, and the other 30 are used to create new RuBP

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