Complete the following passage on the comparison of photosynthesis and cellular respiration by filling in the missing words. Despite their differences, photosynthesis and cellular respiration also share several similarities. Both photosynthesis and cellular respiration use a(n) and have a dependent protein complex known as that catalyses synthesis of energy in the form of ATP. While mitochondrial electrons come from the oxidation of in chloroplasts electrons come from the oxidation of In photosynthesis, the ATP is predominantly used to support carbohydrate synthesis by the ATD

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Complete the following passage on the comparison of
photosynthesis and cellular respiration by filling in the
missing words.
Despite their differences, photosynthesis and cellular
respiration also share several similarities. Both
photosynthesis and cellular respiration use a(n)
and
have
a
dependent protein complex
known as
that catalyses
synthesis of energy in the form of ATP. While
mitochondrial electrons come from the oxidation of
in chloroplasts electrons come
from the oxidation of
In
photosynthesis, the ATP is predominantly used to
support
carbohydrate
synthesis
by
the
, whereas the ATP generated by
cellular respiration provides energy for a variety of
cellular functions.
Transcribed Image Text:Complete the following passage on the comparison of photosynthesis and cellular respiration by filling in the missing words. Despite their differences, photosynthesis and cellular respiration also share several similarities. Both photosynthesis and cellular respiration use a(n) and have a dependent protein complex known as that catalyses synthesis of energy in the form of ATP. While mitochondrial electrons come from the oxidation of in chloroplasts electrons come from the oxidation of In photosynthesis, the ATP is predominantly used to support carbohydrate synthesis by the , whereas the ATP generated by cellular respiration provides energy for a variety of cellular functions.
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