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BIOL 1108 Exam 2– Principles of Biology
II (Latest 2026/ 2027 Update) Guide|
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photosynthesis -CORRECTANSWER biochemical process for building carbohydrates

using energy from sunlight and carbon dioxide taken from the air



what is the photosynthesis equation? -CORRECTANSWER CO2 + H2O ---> C6H12O6

+ CO2



reduction (in photosynthesis) -CORRECTANSWER molecules acquires electrons and

gains energy



oxidation -CORRECTANSWER molecules loses electrons and releases energy



what is being reduced in the photosynthesis equation? -CORRECTANSWER CO2 --->

C6H12O6



what is being oxidized in the photosynthesis equation? -CORRECTANSWER H2O --->

O2



who is the electron donor? -CORRECTANSWER water; oxygen is transformed as a by

product

,photosynthetic electron transport chain -CORRECTANSWER series of reactions that

links oxidation of water to reduction of carbon dioxide



where is the electron transport chain located? -CORRECTANSWER the thylakoid

membrane



where does the light cycle occur? -CORRECTANSWER the grana



calvin cycle -CORRECTANSWER sugars are synthesized from CO2



calvin cycle requires: -CORRECTANSWER two molecules of NADH and three

molecules of ATP for each CO2 incorporated into carbohydrates



steps of the Calvin cycle -CORRECTANSWER 1. carboxylation

2. reduction

3. regeneration



carboxylation -CORRECTANSWER CO2 +(rubisco)+ RuBP = 2(3-PGA)



-the addition of CO2 to the 5-carbon compound RuBP

,rubisco -CORRECTANSWER catalyzes carboxylation reaction which originally would

take a long time



reduction (in Calvin cycle) -CORRECTANSWER 3-PGA---(ATP and NAPH)----> triode

phosphate



-NADPH transfers two electrons and one proton; inorganic phosphate is released



regeneration -CORRECTANSWER triose phosphate -------(ATP)----> RuBP --->

beginning of cycle



-(regeneration of RuBP) a multistep process where 3-carbon compounds are

reorganized and combined to produce RuBP



light reaction -CORRECTANSWER water is broken apart in the chlorophyll molecule

into H+ and OH- ions in the presence of light, resulting in the formation of NADPH and

ATP



photosystems -CORRECTANSWER PSI and PSII; protein-pigmented complexes; the

functional and structural unit that absorbs light energy and uses it to drive electron

transport

, chlorophyll light absorption -CORRECTANSWER z-scheme; absorption of visible light

by an antenna chlorophyll results in the transfer of energy to an electron in a

neighboring chlorophyll molecule



reaction center -CORRECTANSWER configured pair of chlorophyll molecules where

energy is transfered to, then converted to chemical energy (from antennae chlorophyll)



PSII -CORRECTANSWER energizes electrons to the beginning go the electron

transport chain; when it loses an electron, it is able to pull electrons from water



PSI -CORRECTANSWER energizes electrons with a second input of light energy so

that they can be used to reduce NADP+



cytochrome-b6f complex -CORRECTANSWER where electrons pass between

photosystems



cyclic electron transport -CORRECTANSWER electrons from PSI are redirected from

ferredoxin back into the electron transport chain



two major challenges -CORRECTANSWER 1. if more light energy is absorbed than the

Calvin cycle can use, excess energy can damage the cell

-solution: xanthophylls and antioxidants reduce the amount of reactive oxygen species

by converting excess energy to heat

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