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Topic 1 The ATP and NADPH produced during light reactions diffuse into the -----------. $100
Topic 1 Stroma $100 Back
Topic 1 What is the name of the process that leads to release of oxygen? $200
Topic 1 Photolysis of water $200 Back
Topic 1 Which process occurs both in photosynthesis and cellular respiration? $300
Topic 1 Chemiosmosis (?P) $300 Back
Topic 1 What is the process that generates only ATP and no NADPH? Where does this occur? $400
Topic 1 Cyclic photophosphorylation. Both in thylakoids and frets. $400 Back
Topic 1 What are the most abundant cells in leaves? Name any three more different cells in leaves. $500
Topic 1 Mesophyll cells; Guard cells, xylem, phloem, bundle sheath cells, etc. $500 Back
Topic 2 Name the fluid in which dark reactions occur. $100
Topic 2 Stroma $100 Back
Topic 2 What are the three requirements for Calvin cycle? $200
Topic 2 ATP, NADPH and carbon dioxide. $200 Back
Topic 2 Name the three phases in Calvin cycle. $300
Topic 2 Carbon Fixation, reduction and regeneration $300 Back
Topic 2 What accepts carbon dioxide first in Calvin cycle and what is the first stable compound formed from it? $400
Topic 2 RuDP and PGA $400 Back
Topic 2 We know Calvin cycle requires products from light reaction. Is there such a dependence of light reactions on dark reactions? Why or Why not? $500
Topic 2 Yes when Calvin cycle uses ATP and NADPH they regenerate ADP and NADP to be used in light reactions. $500 Back
Topic 3 What is the difference between C3 and C4 plants? $100
Topic 3 The first stable compound is PGA(3C) in C3 and OAA(4C) in C4 plants. $100 Back
Topic 3 What is the wasteful process that is avoided by C4 and CAM plants? $200
Topic 3 Photorespiration $200 Back
Topic 3 What is photorespiration and what are the disadvantages of the same? $300
Topic 3 Occurs in light consuming oxygen and energy producing carbondioxide. This diverts the RuDP from carbon fixation. $300 Back
Topic 3 Describe Kranz anatomy $400
Topic 3 The unique leaf anatomy in C4 plants where Calvin cycle is confined to bundle sheath cells whereas the mesophyll cells convert CO2 into organic compounds in Hatch & Slach pathway. $400 Back
Topic 3 What are the key differences between C4 and CAM plants? $500
Topic 3 C4 plants have a spatial separation(Kranz anatomy) whereas CAM plants have a temporal separation between day and night. $500 Back
Topic 4 What are the two phases of Glycolysis? $100
Topic 4 Energy investment and energy payoff phases. $100 Back
Topic 4 What is the fate of pyruvate when mitochondria are absent. $200
Topic 4 It is partially broken down by fermentation. $200 Back
Topic 4 What is the advantage of partial breakdown of pyruvate through fermentation? $300
Topic 4 It enables the production of NAD to be used in glycolysis. $300 Back
Topic 4 What are the two types of fermentation? Give an example for each. $400
Topic 4 Alcoholic and Lactic acid fermentations.In Bacteria and exercising muscles $400 Back
Topic 4 Compare and contrast between aerobic and anaerobic respiration. $500
Topic 4 In aerobic respiration glucose is completely broken down into CO2 and water using oxygen inside mitochondria to make as many as 38 ATPs. $500 Back
Topic 5 What is the intermediate step between Glycolysis and Krebs cycle? $100
Topic 5 Conversion of pyruvate into acetyl Co-A. $100 Back