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Photosynthesis

(emphasizes production of glucose SUMMARY EQUATION 6CO2 + 12H2O + light  C6H12O6 + 6O2 + 6H2O 6CO2 + 6H2O + light  C6H12O6 + 6O2 CO2 + H2O + light  CH2O + O2 (emphasizes production of glucose 1 carbon at a time)

SITE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS -- PLANTS

SITE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS – PROKARYOTES Lack chloroplasts Chlorophyll built into plasma membrane

Structure of Chloroplasts

Overview of photosynthesis Light CO2 Light Rxns ( thylakoids) H 2 O NADP + NADPH ADP P ATP Calvin Cycle stroma) CH • Take e- from H2O Use light energy to boost e- to higher energy level Use some energy to make ATP Add high energy e- to NADP+ Calvin Cycle AKA Dark Rxn Uses ATP produced in light rxn Takes high energy e- from NADPH and adds them to CO2 Produces sugar 1 carbon at a time Overview of photosynthesis

LIGHT REACTIONS – CYCLIC ELECTRON FLOW-PHOTOSYSTEM I Few 100 pigment molecules (chlorophyll a, b, & carotenoids) Reaction center Chlorophyll a molecule Bound to specific proteins Closer to 1o electron acceptor Antenna pigments absorb photons and pass to rxn center

LIGHT REACTIONS – NONCYCLIC ELECTRON FLOW-PHOTOSYSTEM II & I P680 photosystem II

Calvin Cycle Vocabulary (just know abbreviations) RuBP = ribulose biphosphate Rubisco = RuBP carboxylase PGA = phosphoglycerate DPGA = diphosphoglycerate G3P= glyceraldehyde phosphate RuP = ribulose phosphate

Calvin Cycle-Light Independent Reaction Location-stroma 5 G3P 6 G3P 1 G3P 2 G3P

Problem: Photorespiration If [O2] > [CO2] in leaves Rubisco fixes O2 instead of CO2 5-C compound produced 5-C  1 PGA enters Calvin Cycle 1 glycolate (2-C) exits chloroplasts and enters peroxisomes Decreases productivity Fostered by hot, dry, bright days

C4 Plants Fix CO2 as 4C compound Segregate CO2 fixation from Calvin cycle Acts as CO2 pump PEP carboxylase has lower affinity for O2 than rubisco Adaptation in hot regions with intense light

CAM PLANTS Crassulacean Acid Metabolism