3. For every 3 turns of the Calvin Cycle, 1 molecule of G3P (Glyceraldehyde-3-Phosphate) is produced.Figure #1: The structure of a G3P molecule →Figure #2: shown below is a visual showing how 3 spins of the Calvin cycle creates one G3P.3C0₂RuBisCOStage 1:carbon fixation3 ADP3 ATPCalvin Cycle6 ATP6 ADPStage 2:reductionStage 3:regenerationof RuBP6 NADPH-6 NADP+H*G3P or (C,H,O,P)Figure #2: The Calvin Cycle (this represents three turns of the cycle)Answer the following questions using your understanding of the Calvin Cycle to make one maltose molecule - this is 2molecules of glucose (C&H₁2O) attached with a glycosidic bond.If 3 molecules of RuBP get regenerated when 1 molecule of G3P is produced, how many molecules of RuBPwould be regenerated when ONE maltose molecule is made?

A G3P molecule has three fixed carbon atoms, hence a six-carbon glucose molecule requires two G3Ps.

every the molecule igure #2: shown below is a visual showing how 3 spins of the Calvin cycle creates one G3P. 3C0₂ RuBisCO Stage 1: carbon fixation 3 ADP 3 ATP ycerald -Phosphate) Figure #1: The structure of a G3P molecule → Calvin Cycle -6 ATP 6 ADP Stage 3: regeneration of RuBP 6 NADPH -6 NADP+H* G3P or (C₂H₂O P) Figure #2: The Calvin Cycle (this represents three turns of the cycle) nswer the following questions using your understanding of the Calvin Cycle to make one maltose molecule holecules of glucose (C&H₁2O) attached with a glycosidic bond. If 3 molecules of RuBP get regenerated when 1 molecule of G3P is produced, how many molecules of would be regenerated when ONE maltose molecule is made? Stage 2: reduction

every the molecule igure #2: shown below is a visual showing how 3 spins of the Calvin cycle creates one G3P. 3C0₂ RuBisCO Stage 1: carbon fixation 3 ADP 3 ATP ycerald -Phosphate) Figure #1: The structure of a G3P molecule → Calvin Cycle -6 ATP 6 ADP Stage 3: regeneration of RuBP 6 NADPH -6 NADP+H* G3P or (C₂H₂O P) Figure #2: The Calvin Cycle (this represents three turns of the cycle) nswer the following questions using your understanding of the Calvin Cycle to make one maltose molecule holecules of glucose (C&H₁2O) attached with a glycosidic bond. If 3 molecules of RuBP get regenerated when 1 molecule of G3P is produced, how many molecules of would be regenerated when ONE maltose molecule is made? Stage 2: reduction

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Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

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Chapter9: Photosynthesis: Capturing Light Energy

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5TYU: The Calvin cycle begins when CO2 reacts with (a) phosphoenolpyruvate (b) glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate...

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3. For every 3 turns of the Calvin Cycle, 1 molecule of G3P (Glyceraldehyde-3-Phosphate) is produced. Figure #1: The structure of a G3P molecule → Figure #2: shown below is a visual showing how 3 spins of the Calvin cycle creates one G3P. 3C0₂ RuBisCO Stage 1: carbon fixation 3 ADP 3 ATP Calvin Cycle -6 ATP 6 ADP Stage 2: reduction Stage 3: regeneration of RuBP 6 NADPH -6 NADP*+ H* G3P or (C,H,O,P) Figure #2: The Calvin Cycle (this represents three turns of the cycle) Answer the following questions using your understanding of the Calvin Cycle to make one maltose molecule → this is 2 molecules of glucose (C&H₁2O) attached with a glycosidic bond. Minimum number of G3P molecules required.
3. For every 3 turns of the Calvin Cycle, 1 molecule of G3P (Glyceraldehyde-3-Phosphate) is produced. Figure #1: The structure of a G3P molecule → Figure #2: shown below is a visual showing how 3 spins of the Calvin cycle creates one G3P. 3C0₂ RuBisCO Stage 1: carbon fixation 3 ADP 3 ATP Calvin Cycle 6 ATP 6 ADP Stage 3: regeneration of RuBP 6 NADPH -6 NADP+H* G3P or (C,H,O,P) Figure #2: The Calvin Cycle (this represents three turns of the cycle) Answer the following questions using your understanding of the Calvin Cycle to make one maltose molecule → this is 2 molecules of glucose (C&H12O) attached with a glycosidic bond. How many molecules of RuBisCO would be needed? Stage 2: reduction
3. For every 3 turns of the Calvin Cycle, 1 molecule of G3P (Glyceraldehyde-3-Phosphate) is produced. Figure #1: The structure of a G3P molecule → Figure #2: shown below is a visual showing how 3 spins of the Calvin cycle creates one G3P. 3C02₂ RuBisCO Stage 1: carbon fixation 3 ADP 3 ATP Calvin Cycle 6 ATP 6 ADP Stage 3: regeneration. of RuBP 6 NADPH -6 NADP+H* G3P or (C,H,O,P) Figure #2: The Calvin Cycle (this represents three turns of the cycle) Answer the following questions using your understanding of the Calvin Cycle to make one maltose molecule → this is 2 molecules of glucose (C&H12O) attached with a glycosidic bond. Explain what would happen to the glucose output in the light independent reactions if there were only linear electron transport (LET) in the light dependent reactions? Stage 2: reduction
3. For every 3 turns of the Calvin Cycle, 1 molecule of G3P (Glyceraldehyde-3-Phosphate) is produced. Figure #1: The structure of a G3P molecule → Figure #2: shown below is a visual showing how 3 spins of the Calvin cycle creates one G3P. 3C0₂ RuBisCO Stage 1: carbon fixation 3 ADP 3 ATP Stage 2: reduction Calvin Cycle 6 ATP 6 ADP Stage 3: regeneration of RuBP -6 NADPH -6 NADP*+ H* G3P or (C,H,O,P) Figure #2: The Calvin Cycle (this represents three turns of the cycle) Answer the following questions using your understanding of the Calvin Cycle to make one maltose molecule molecules of glucose (C&H₁2O) attached with a glycosidic bond. How many molecules of NADPH would be needed? this is 2
3. For every 3 turns of the Calvin Cycle, 1 molecule of G3P (Glyceraldehyde-3-Phosphate) is produced. Figure #1: The structure of a G3P molecule → Figure #2: shown below is a visual showing how 3 spins of the Calvin cycle creates one G3P. 3C0₂ RuBisCO Stage 1: carbon fixation 3 ADP 3 ATP Stage 2: reduction Calvin Cycle 6 ATP 6 ADP Stage 3: regeneration of RuBP 6 NADP+H* G3P or (C,H,OP) Figure #2: The Calvin Cycle (this represents three turns of the cycle) this is 2 Answer the following questions using your understanding of the Calvin Cycle to make one maltose molecule molecules of glucose (C&H₁2O) attached with a glycosidic bond. How many molecules of NADPH would be needed? -6 NADPH
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