Photosyntesis - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

all life on Earth depends on the flow of even through the ecosystem. The source of this energy is the sun autotrophs are organisms that CAN make their food these organisms use the light energy from the sun to produce food in the form of glucose, proteins, lipids this includes all green plants, some bacteria and some protist early single celled organism capable of undergoing photosynthesis; cyanobacteria; blue green bacteria - has been around 3.5 billion years. These single prokaryotic c...

HESI Biology Exam Questions And Answers 100% Verified Which step in cellular respiration takes place in the mitochondria of the cell and produces two ATP molecules, six carbon dioxide molecules, and six NADH molecules for every molecule of glucose? - answerThe Kerbs Cycle What is the second stage of photosyntesis when the molecules produced by light reactions are used to produce sugar - answerThe Calvin Cycle What step in the cellular respiration produces the most energy - answer3rd, Elec...

HESI Biology Exam Questions And Answers 100% Verified Which step in cellular respiration takes place in the mitochondria of the cell and produces two ATP molecules, six carbon dioxide molecules, and six NADH molecules for every molecule of glucose? - answerThe Kerbs Cycle What is the second stage of photosyntesis when the molecules produced by light reactions are used to produce sugar - answerThe Calvin Cycle What step in the cellular respiration produces the most energy - answer3rd, Elec...

HESI Biology Exam Questions And Answers 100% Verified Which step in cellular respiration takes place in the mitochondria of the cell and produces two ATP molecules, six carbon dioxide molecules, and six NADH molecules for every molecule of glucose? - answerThe Kerbs Cycle What is the second stage of photosyntesis when the molecules produced by light reactions are used to produce sugar - answerThe Calvin Cycle What step in the cellular respiration produces the most energy - answer3rd, Elec...

explain the rule of phosphoglucomutase in glucose catabolism - it can transform G1P -> G6P during energy investment phase of glycolysis. It can also turn G6P -> G1P to begin the glycogenesis pathway glucose catabolism - if energy needs are met in the cell, G6P is converted to G1P catalyzed by phosphoglucomutase which triggers glycogenesis glycogenesis - the pathway that synthesizes glycogen as a result of excess glucose glycolysis - pathway that turns glucose to pyruvate for use in c...

Thermogenic Correct Answer producing heat Photosynthesis Correct Answer Transforms light energy trapped by chloroplasts into chemical bond energy stored in sugar and other organic molecules What molecules are synthesized in Photosynthesis Correct Answer CO2 and H20 What Uses CO2 as a carbon source and light energy as the energy source. Correct Answer Photosyntesis Photoautotroph Correct Answer Autotrophic organisms that use light as an energy source to synthesize organic molecules. ...

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Well written and developed notes, providing a detailed description and understanding on the chapter, Photosynthesis. This chapter is studied in A2 during A-Levels and discusses in depth, how plants use light energy to synthesis energy. These are electronic notes written under the lectureship of Dr. Darakhshan, an outstanding Biology teacher and Gynaecologist, teaching in Roots Millennium, Islamabad. The only notes you need for an A* in A-Level Biology!