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light independent stage (calvin cycle)
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what is another name for the
light independent reaction
the
Calvin cycle
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Does the
Calvin Cycle
require light?
No, it is the
light independent
reaction
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what are the two products of the
light dependent stage
of
photosynthesis
ATP
and
reduced NADP
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Where does the
Calvin cycle
take place?
in the
stroma
of the
chloroplast
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what are the products from the
light dependant
stage of
photosynthesis
used for
the fixation of
carbon dioxide
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what is
ATP
used for in the
Calvin cycle
energy source
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what is the starting molecule for the
Calvin cycle
ribulose bisphosphate
(
RUBP
)(5C)
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how many
carbon molecules
are found in
ribulose bisphosphate
5
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what is the first stage of the
Calvin cycle
carbon dioxide
from the atmosphere is fixed with
ribulose bisphosphate
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what
enzyme
is used in the
carbon fixation
of ribulose bisphosphate
Rubisco
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what is formed from the
fixation
of
carbon dioxide
with
ribulose bisphosphate
a unstable
6C
carbon compound
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in the
Calvin cycle
what happens to the
6C
compound
it splits almost immediately into 2 molecules of
glycerate-3-phosphate
(
3C
)(GP)
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what stage may not be shown as it happens to fast to be recognised
the formation and splitting of the
unstable
6C
compound
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what happens to
glycerate-3-phosphate
to become
triose phosphate
it will be
reduced
and
phosphorylated
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what is formed from
glycerate-3-phosphate
after it is
phosphorylated
and reduced
2
triose phosphates
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what is used to
phosphorylate
and reduce
glycerate-3-phosphate
reduced
NADP
and
ATP
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where does glycerate-3- phosphate obtain the
inorganic phosphate
to be
phosphorylated
the hydrolysis of
ATP
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where does
glycerate-3-phosphate
obtain the hydrogen to be
reduced
reduced
NADP
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what is removed from the two
triose phosphates
and for what reason
1 carbon atom
from the
6 available
is removed from the
Calvin cycle
to be used to produced organic molecules such as glucose
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what happens to the remaining 5 available carbon atoms in the carbon cycle after 1 carbon atom is removed from the the
triose phosphates
they are used to regenerate
RUBP
(
ribulose bisphosphate
) so the
Calvin cycle
can start again
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what is an abbreviation used for
ribulose bisphosphate
RUBP
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what is used to
regenerate
ribulose bisphosphate
to resart the
calvin cycle
atp
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What can
triose phosphate
be
broken
downt into
carbohydrates
, lipids and amino acids
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