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the video is amazing but there os one mistake. 6 ATPs are used to make RuBP from TP NOT 5. other than that, the explanation is amazing and thank you for the effort
@@liamryall-friend296 Can you please explain because for ATP and NADPH production, ADP and NADP+ substrate is required which is coming from dark reactions after utilization We got that question in exam and many students got confused about this point that Dark reactions depend on light reactions because in carbon dioxide fixation, plants need ATP and NADPH but light reactions also depend on dark or not ?? I guess I was wrong - If you can elaborate your Yes then please I am waiting. :)
Hafiz Umar ADP can come from respiration and NADPH+ is recycled from the light independent reactions. If the light independent reactions were inhibited then the light dependant reactions would also stop due to substrate inhibiton
We know that 1 molecule of TP has 3 Carbon atoms. So 10 molecules of TP altogether are 30 carbon atoms (3*10=30). We also know that RuBP has 5 carbons. and to convert 10 TP molecules (30 carbons) we will make 6 RuBP (which is 5Carbons), so we divide 30/5 = 6RuBP molecules. I hope that makes sense!!
No no no he does have a point. In my CPG A level text book it says 6 atp molecules are converted to 6 adp to form 6 RUBP. I think there is a mistake in this vid
Thank you for saving my biology through lockdown!
Hoping next year's A-levels will work out for everyone in year 13
(fingers crossed I look back on this and don't regret my words)...
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This is honestly the best video on this topic! Thank you. The edexcel syllabus refer to TP as GALP so I was initially a bit confused.
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the video is amazing but there os one mistake. 6 ATPs are used to make RuBP from TP NOT 5. other than that, the explanation is amazing and thank you for the effort
Actually it is 5 :)
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Why isnt there a video on the electron transport chain and photophosphorylation?
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So is it right to say that if there was less light, there would be more RuBP because less of it is being combined with little co2 to make 2× GP?
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ATP and NADPH are produced in light reactions. Can plants make these compounds without the dark reactions ??
Hafiz Umar yes
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Can you please explain because for ATP and NADPH production, ADP and NADP+ substrate is required which is coming from dark reactions after utilization
We got that question in exam and many students got confused about this point that Dark reactions depend on light reactions because in carbon dioxide fixation, plants need ATP and NADPH but light reactions also depend on dark or not ??
I guess I was wrong -
If you can elaborate your Yes then please I am waiting. :)
Hafiz Umar ADP can come from respiration and NADPH+ is recycled from the light independent reactions. If the light independent reactions were inhibited then the light dependant reactions would also stop due to substrate inhibiton
can u pls explain the process of conversion of 10 TP to 6 RuBP? WHat is that process called?
We know that 1 molecule of TP has 3 Carbon atoms. So 10 molecules of TP altogether are 30 carbon atoms (3*10=30). We also know that RuBP has 5 carbons. and to convert 10 TP molecules (30 carbons) we will make 6 RuBP (which is 5Carbons), so we divide 30/5 = 6RuBP molecules. I hope that makes sense!!
Please make video on respiration and alimentary canal
When the GP molecule is hydrogenated doesn't it form GALP and not TP?
no
GALP and TP are the same thing
Hope I helped
why is there 5 ATP converted and not 6 when 10 TP is converted to RuBP
TP and ATP are different things
@@benjaminlowe8348 ATP is needed to convert TP to RuBP tho. So if 1 ATP is converted for each RuBP being made shouldn't it be 6ATP for 6RuBP made?
In my exam board you don’t need to know the exact number of molecules so I think it’s the same for all
No no no he does have a point. In my CPG A level text book it says 6 atp molecules are converted to 6 adp to form 6 RUBP. I think there is a mistake in this vid
@@abdullahhussain9589 just half the numbers in this video and that is for my exam board ie 5 TP are used to regenerate 3RUBP
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euh that diagram aint looking so correct. all he other diagrams put the atp before the regen of rubp
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