Energy Storage/Electron Carrier Molecules Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration.

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Energy Storage/Electron Carrier Molecules Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

Molecule Energized state Made during: Used during: ADPATP P: light dep. rxns CR: glycolysis (4) Citric acid cycle Citric acid cycle (1) (1) Elect Tran chain Elect Tran chain (32) (32) P: light indep. rxns CR: glycolysis (2) Many other cell reactions NADP + NADPH P: light dep. rxns P: light indep. rxns NAD + NADH + H + H + CR: glycolysis (2) Making of Making of acetyl-CoA (1) acetyl-CoA (1) Citric acid cycle Citric acid cycle (3) (3) CR: elect tran chain Many other cell reactions FAD FADH 2 CR: Citric acid cycle (1) CR: Elect Tran chain (1)

MoleculeEnergized stateMade during:Used during: ADPATP P: light dep. rxns CR: glycolysis (4) Citric acid cycle (1) Elect Tran chain (32) P: light indep. rxns CR: glycolysis (2) Many other cell reactions NADP + NADPH P: light dep. rxnsP: light indep. rxns NAD + NADH + H + CR: glycolysis (2) Making of acetyl-CoA (1) Citric acid cycle (3) CR: elect tran chain(2) Many other cell reactions FADFADH 2 CR: Citric acid cycle (1) CR: Elect Tran chain (1)