Exam 15: Photosynthesis
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Photorespiration is a vital plant pathway that provides energy for cellular metabolism.
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All photosynthetic bacteria give off O2 as an end-product of photosynthesis.
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Chlorophyll molecules contain hydrophilic regions containing bonds for light-absorbing and hydrophobic regions anchoring them to membranes.
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The source of electrons for green sulfur bacteria is , and the source of electrons for cyanobacteria is .
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The region of the chlorophyll molecule that helps anchor it in the membrane is the
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The site of light-dependent reactions in the chloroplast is
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The compound 2-carboxyarabinitol 1-phosphate is present in plants only at night and is a strong activator of rubisco.
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How many ATP molecules are required for the fixation of one CO2 molecule via the Calvin cycle to a triose phosphate?
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The translocation of protons across the thylakoid membrane creates a proton motive force necessary for ATP synthesis.
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The only plant pigments responsible for light harvesting are chlorophylls.
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Photosynthesis by green sulfur bacteria and cyanobacteria are different because green sulfur bacteria .
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The structure of Rubisco is nearly identical in all phototrophs. All known forms of Rubisco have the same number of subunits.
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Dark reactions of photosynthesis must occur in the absence of light.
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In the Z scheme describing electron flow in photosynthesis, the electron donor to P680 is , while the electron donor to P700 is .
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Electron carriers between activated P680* and P700 photosystems include
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Most plants contain a rubisco enzyme that catalyzes only a carboxylation reaction in the fixation of carbon dioxide.
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