Functions
For CO2 reduction, how many ATP is needed from light reaction?
6 ATP
What is the first step of Light-Independent Reaction?
Carbon Dioxide Fixation
What is the location of the Light-Independent Reaction in the chloroplast?
Stroma
What is a Fluid-filled space inside the chloroplasts, containing enzymes that are involved in the synthesis of carbohydrates in the photosynthesis process.
Stroma
What is the starting molecules of the Light-Independent Reaction?
3CO2 + 3 RuBP
How many ATP are needed in the regeneration of RuBP?
3 ATP
What is the second step of Light-Independent Reaction?
Carbon Dioxide Reduction
How many key molecules are in Light-Independent Reaction?
4 (RuBP, 3PG, BPG, G3P)
What is the alternative name for the light-independent reaction?
Calvin Cycle
What is the final product of the Light-Independent Reaction?
Glucose
Carbon Dioxide Fixation
What is the third step of Light-Independent Reaction?
Regeneration of first substrate (RuBP)
What is the energy carriers that is used for the reduction part of the Calvin Cycle
NADPH
What is the input and out of the fixation of carbon dioxide?
Input: CO2 + RuBP
Output: Two 3-Carbon Molecules/3PG
What is the molecule that the Light-Independent Reaction uses from Light Reactions?
ATP
What is Light-Independent Reaction powered by?
ATP and NADPH
What is the equivalent of the Light-Independent Reaction in Cellular Respiration?
Kreb's Cycle/Citric Acid Cycle
What is the input and out of the reduction of carbon dioxide?
Input: NADPH, ATP, 3PG
Output: NADP+, ADP, G3P
What molecule is used to form sucrose for transport starch for storage, cellulose for cell wall, etc?
G3P
How many turns of the Calvin Cycle does it take to get a net gain of one G3P?
3 Times of the Calvin Cycle
What is the input and out of the regeneration of RuBP?
Input: G3P, ATP
Output: RuBP, ADP