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photosynthesis and cell respiration

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thylakoidsflattened membrane-bound sacs inside of chloroplasts
granathylakoids stacked like coins in columns
stromafluid matrix where thylakoids are suspended in chloroplasts
radiant energyenergy transmitted in waves that can travel through a vacuum
electromagnetic spectrumcomplete range of radiant energy
photonstiny packets of energy
pigmentmolecule containing atoms that enable it to absorb light
chlorophyllgreen pigment that is the primary light-absorbing agent for photosynthesis
carotenoidscapture energy from light of different wavelengths than those absorbed by chlorophyll
photosystem Iboost electrons to a higher energy state by absorbing light with a wavelength of 700 nm
photosystem IIboost electrons by absorbing more energetic light with the slightly shorter wavelength of 680 nm
reaction centerwhere "a" molecules are located
electron transport chainseries of membrane-bound protein and pigment molecules
ATP synthetaseATP generating protein channel
reducing powerready supply of hydrogen atoms
NADPHreduced form of NADP+
NADP+coenzyme that carries hydrogen atoms and energy from one place to another in a cell
carbon fixationThe reaction that "fix" carbon to build organic molecules
Calvin cycleMost common carbon fixing pathway
aerobicmetabolic processes that require oxygen
anaerobicmetabolic processes that do not require oxygen
glycolosisa sequence of enzyme-catalyzed reactions that converts a six-carbon glucos molecule into two three-carbon moleculesof pyruvate
oxidative respirationwhen oxygen is present--->reactions of this drive the production of large amounts of ATP
acetyl-CoAresult of acetyl and coenzyme A
Krebs Cyclerepeating series of reactions that produces ATP, electron carriers, and carbon dioxide
fermentationhappens when oxygen is not present---->the process in which electrons from glycolysis are added to organic molecules

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