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1 Daily Warm-up Tuesday, October 14th
What are the two stages of photosynthesis? What happens in each? HW: -Read 8.3 and 8.4 Turn in: -Nothing

2 PHOTOSYNTHESIS!!!! Other organisms than just plants can photosynthesize. What about the endosymbiotic theory?

3 Modes of Nutrition Obtainment
Autotrophs Heterotrophs What are fungi?

4 Photosynthesis and Energy
Endergonic~ anabolic Light provides the energy to store the energy in the electrons.

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6 Properties of Light

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8 Pigments Chlorophyll Carotenoids Most common
May broaden absorption spectrum Photoprotection What happens to electrons in chlorophyll?

9 Location of Photosynthesis
Chloroplast Thylakoid Stroma

10 2 Stages of Photosynthesis
1. Light reaction (light-dependent) Takes place in thylakoids Requires water as electron donor Oxygen is released as a byproduct NADPH and ATP produced to be used by Calvin cycle 2. Calvin Cycle (light-independent) Sugars produced Takes place in stroma (fluid within chloroplast)

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12 Light-Dependent Reactions
Needs sunlight Produces water Makes ATP and NADPH Occurs in the thylakoids Photosystems Photosystem is cluster of proteins and chlorophyll- like a launch pad. Photosystem II and Photosystem I nm and 700 nm

13 Photosystem II Starting location of photosynthesis
Pigments excited when light reaches them Electron passes through electron transport chain

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15 Calvin Cycle Uses ATP and NADPH from light reactions to produce sugars
Produces a 3-carbon sugar To do this, Calvin cycle must go around three times! Requires 3 molecules of CO2 Similar to Kreb’s cycle, but opposite in results.

16 Phases Phase 1: Carbon Fixation
Attachment of carbon to pre-existing five-carbon sugar (RuBP) Enzyme that does this: Rubisco!!! Forms two 3-carbon sugars

17 Phase 2: Reduction ATP phosphorylates carbon molecule
NADPH stores energy in the new form Becomes NADP+

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19 Phase 3: Regeneration of CO2 Acceptor
Making remaining carbon back into RuBP Loss of more ATP

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21 Inputs and Outputs Light Reaction Input: Light Reaction Output:
Water, light, NADP+ Light Reaction Output: ATP, oxygen, NADPH Calvin Cycle Input: ATP, NADPH, CO2 , RuBP Calvin Cycle Output: ADP, NADP+, 1 G3P G3P= glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate

22 Evolution of Photosynthesis
C3 Plants C4 Plants CAM Plants C4 plants- make a 4-carbon sugar. Do better in hot areas CAM plants- open up stomata during the night only


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