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photosynthesis-1

Peter Fitzroy a2 biology A2 English 17 cards

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  1. 1what is the stromawithin the chloroplast
    fluid filled matrix and site of LIR
    starch grains, oil droplets, DNA and small ribosomes
    large SA for photosystems
  2. 2photosynthetic pigmentsaccessory pigments collect light energy and funnel energy down to the primary pigment(reaction centre)
  3. 3photosystem 1 and 22-680nm
    1-700nm
  4. 4chlorophyll a structureporphyrin group
    Mg ion and hydrocarbon tail
  5. 5where does the LDR take placethylakoid membrane
  6. 6what happens in the LDRlight energy is absorbed by pigments and converted into chemical energy
    it does this as light energy is used to add a phosphate group to ADP-forming ATP and forming reduced NADP. reduced NADP transfers H to light independent reaction
    h20 is oxidised to 02
  7. 7Where does the LIR occur and alternative nametakes place in the stroma
    alternative name=calvin cycle
  8. 8what happens in the LIRATP and reduced NADP from the LIR supply the energy and H to make glucose from CO2
  9. 9why does the lir only occur in daylight even though named 'light independent reaction'atp and red NAD are required-produced in LDR
    mg2+ ions from stroma increase in daylight-cofactor for rubisco
    ferredoxin-reduced by e- in daylight, activates enzymes in calvin cycle
  10. 10process of lir6co2 fixed to 6 ribulose bisphosphate(RuBP)
    produces 6GP molecules (glycerate-3-phosphate)
    12ATP-ADP and Pi and 12 red NADP-12NADP
    12 triose phosphate (3C)-2 go away to form glucose. 5ATP-5ADP, back to RuBP
  11. 11cyclic vs non cyclic photophosphorylationcyclic phosphorylation only uses photosystem 1 and the electrons are recycled-doesnt produce NADP or O2
    cyclic-photosystem 2-1. electrons and H+ to NADP----red NADP. also produces
  12. 12new calvin cycleribulose bisphosphate and CO2 join to form an unstable 6C compound with the help of RuBisCO. this breaks down into 2 molecules of glycerate-3-phosphate. this is converted into triose phosphate using ATP and red NADP
    converted to ribulose bisphosphate using ATP
  13. 13optimum temperature for resp 10, 25, 4525 as involves enzymes which become inactive at 10 and denature at 45
  14. 14light intensityred NADP and ATP in short supply
    therefore conversion of GP to TP and RuBP is slow. level of GP will rise
  15. 15temperatureRuBisCO less active
    so all reactions will be slower
    levels of RuBP,GP and TP will fall
  16. 16low CO2 concentrationno more glycerate phosphate can be made
    level of ribulose bisphosphate increases
    levels of GP and TP will fall
  17. 17investigating rate of photosynthesis with temppondweed in test tube. water known temp.
    test tube connected to capillary tube==syringe. pondweed allowed to photosynthesise. syringe used to pull bubble up capillary tube where length can be measured using a ruler

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