I have spotted a mistake in this video! - In cyclic photophosphorylation the electrons do not go all the way back to PSII, but just go back to the electron transport chain after PSII and then down to PSI again. So ONLY PSI is involved in cyclic photophosphorylation.
Just watched the video and wanted to point this out. In cyclic phosphorylation, the electrons are transferred from primary electron acceptor to ferrodoxin, then to Plastoquinone, then cytochrome b6f complex, then to plastocyanin and finally back to the reaction centre of PSI.
I'm so confused, around 6:24, you said... in the non-cyclic phosphorylation, it requires NADH and ATP to work. For what to work? And at the end of a long day, why does the plant become short of NADP+? And if it's at the end of a long day... Why would sunlight still be coming in? Also, WHY doesn't the electron need to be re-excited and charged? The electron is becoming weak as it passes through the ETC, (aids in pumping H+ ions into the lumen).... So how are you able to recycle these e-, if they are constantly losing power? So confused
this was the only video that actually explained photosynthesis to me in the necessary detail while still being clear and understandable. thank you so much!
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Thanks for this! Have a huge essay on my test tomorrow where we have to talk about the light dependent reactions. My book was making no sense to me and this really helped!!
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Ive just learn this topic in my A2 syllabus last week and I'm here to refresh the information , but my lecturer mention that in cyclic photophosphorylation, Only PS1 is involved. but in this video, it says that it STARTS from PS2. can anyone explain and justified ?
Sir you are great but iam going to show up in exams of o levels soon and my teacher has sent the video that we havent studied about yet like mostly video was going through my ear
Water being forcibly oxidized to replace the electron crucial to PS II is nothing short of phenomenal, and it is unfortunate when instructors understate this lynch pin--unique among life forces, as oxygen production is one of the major values of photosynthesis.
Question , so you’ve lost 1 electron from ps II but you make 2 electrons from photolysis of water . You only need to replace one electron , why make 2?
When the 2e- in the protein complex of the electron transport chain moves from cytochrome to photosystem 1, does it pumps a H+ ion through the thylakoid membrane too? Btw, amazing explanation here👍👍
But remember this irreducible process randomly emerged by itself in a completely functional organism with all its moving parts and all the secondary moving parts necessary for the cell function... because evolution is totally for real😉
I have spotted a mistake in this video! - In cyclic photophosphorylation the electrons do not go all the way back to PSII, but just go back to the electron transport chain after PSII and then down to PSI again. So ONLY PSI is involved in cyclic photophosphorylation.
Thank you for this great video. I was just about to ask this question in cyclic photophosphorylation.
thanks I was confused a bit.
Thanx for clearing😋just about to ask that...
Just watched the video and wanted to point this out. In cyclic phosphorylation, the electrons are transferred from primary electron acceptor to ferrodoxin, then to Plastoquinone, then cytochrome b6f complex, then to plastocyanin and finally back to the reaction centre of PSI.
I'm so confused, around 6:24, you said... in the non-cyclic phosphorylation, it requires NADH and ATP to work. For what to work? And at the end of a long day, why does the plant become short of NADP+? And if it's at the end of a long day... Why would sunlight still be coming in?
Also, WHY doesn't the electron need to be re-excited and charged? The electron is becoming weak as it passes through the ETC, (aids in pumping H+ ions into the lumen).... So how are you able to recycle these e-, if they are constantly losing power? So confused
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this was the only video that actually explained photosynthesis to me in the necessary detail while still being clear and understandable. thank you so much!
oh my god after sitting through a lecture in class and watching so many videos, this one RIGHT HERE finally makes sense wowowow so good thank you
First time leaving a comment on an educational video but i just had to because this is so so helpful!! Finally understand this after 2 years of trying to understand my textbook
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Studying this for my SAT BIO in August and OMG! It’s so amazing and helpful! Helpful more than the notes that we write in class!!! Thank youu
Thank you for this, much better than the other drawn-out videos that I watched. Thanks again
Thank you so much sir, got a test tomorrow and my friend accidentally took my book when he left after we were done studying. This helped me refresh my memory, thanks again :)
No problem! Good luck in the test
Thanks for this! Have a huge essay on my test tomorrow where we have to talk about the light dependent reactions. My book was making no sense to me and this really helped!!
Your videos are truly amazing. The best out there.You’re the reason I understood respiration and now photosynthesis!
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I love how the way this was made. It was a clean video and at the same time, easier to understand. It was also good when you managed to correct your own video ❤ Love your work.
I am an A level Biology teacher, and I found this video useful in preparing my lesson.
what's the word in 1:48? i can't understand it. the word before it is "produces".
Hydrogen ions
Needed a review from today's class discussion of photosynthesis. This was a fantastic re-explanation for me! 😀
+JFK Angling excellent ! Glad to have helped
This was better than the esciencelab that my son is doing. Much better explained. Thank you.
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Well simply loved the video. No one mentioned it when both cycles occur but u did and loved the explanation
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Thank you so much. I was trying to figure out how all the processes were linked together and thankfully this video really helped clear things out.
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they say cyclic photophosphorylation only has PS I involved, how come PS II is in the process? please be answered kinda confused sorry
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thank you very much , this video really helps me a lot to understand the light dependant stage😭
the overall explaination of the light dependant and indepandant stage is easy to follow, it really helps me a lot.
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Ive just learn this topic in my A2 syllabus last week and I'm here to refresh the information , but my lecturer mention that in cyclic photophosphorylation, Only PS1 is involved. but in this video, it says that it STARTS from PS2. can anyone explain and justified ?
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+Mohammad Daniyal glad you found it useful
Sir you are great but iam going to show up in exams of o levels soon and my teacher has sent the video that we havent studied about yet like mostly video was going through my ear
same is happening with me
Bro you are my friend and we study in the same class
Thanks for the really clear and concise video.
Learning biology and English at the same time😊
Thanx
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Water being forcibly oxidized to replace the electron crucial to PS II is nothing short of phenomenal, and it is unfortunate when instructors understate this lynch pin--unique among life forces, as oxygen production is one of the major values of photosynthesis.
In cyclic phosphorylation, when the ATP is made, it is still made through the ATP SYNTHASE?
does cyclic and non photophosphorylation happen at the same time?
And THANK YOU, it was a great video😊👌
Nice intermediate-level explanation.
Thanks for the great explanation. I need to present this topic to my class tomorrow lol
this video was so clearly explained. thank you so much!
if the H+ goes to stroma throught the atp synthase ....why do we said LDR takes place in tylakoids
Wow. Will be using your videos during my final revision. :)
Thank you
I think cyclic photophosphorylation is wrong. It doesn't involve PS2 the electron is excited directly from PS1 no?
Question , so you’ve lost 1 electron from ps II but you make 2 electrons from photolysis of water . You only need to replace one electron , why make 2?
helped more than crash course!!!! thanks so much
+Jenn thanks so much, that's praise indeed !
I thought cyclic photophosphorylation only concerned photosystem 1?
When the 2e- in the protein complex of the electron transport chain moves from cytochrome to photosystem 1, does it pumps a H+ ion through the thylakoid membrane too? Btw, amazing explanation here👍👍
I don’t believe this was in the video, but where does p680+ come from? 😰
Thank you for the video!!! The diagrams help a lot.
took my teacher 4 h to explain what you did in 20 min
Questionnn.. what will happen to the NADP+ like will it be permanently gone? Or will it get replenished somehow by the plant
have my exam tmrw, thanks LOOL
ATP and NADPH are produced in light reactions. Can plants make these compounds in absence of dark reactions ??
Very clearly explained! Thank you
Will be coming back just for the intro
thank you for this lesson on photosynthesis I love the presentation. :)
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💚 This is an amazing explanation! Thank you so so so much!!!
I believe the photosystems are really named after their evolutionary antiquity
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I get everything until how ATP is produced :(
is this cie a level biology ?
its two electrons not one
that is a very specific mark
This was helpful thank sir
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So helpful, thank you
But remember this irreducible process randomly emerged by itself in a completely functional organism with all its moving parts and all the secondary moving parts necessary for the cell function... because evolution is totally for real😉
just saved my life
+Brittany Goodman thanks
Thank you very much sir.