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Edexcel Biology Topic 5 Light Independent Reaction, Calvin Cycle, Glucose, ATP, NADPH+

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Light Independent Reaction
Rubisco -
carboxylase enzyme ,
vast concentration in

Stroma


S.I units Occurs in the stroma
.




CO2 enters via stroma .




SCOn




&
6 RuBP (5C) -

- 12GP (3C)
JADP 12 NADPH 12 ATP




<
+ 6 Pi M


30c 36C

12 NADPH
x ↓ 12 ADP + 12 Pi




SATP 12 TALP
10GALP
T
(3C)
(3C)


"2GALD
dose (c)

-
Carbon dioxide
fixation by Rubisco Enzyme
CO2 + RuBP - UC intermediate compound which breaks down
in 2 GP
.

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