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Creado por Matty Hudson
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ATP & reduced NADP used to reduce C02
Despite its name, its still needs the products from LDR so if no light was available, the LIR would also eventualy stop due to no ATP or NADP being received form the LDR
Takes place in stroma of chloroplast
C02 diffuses into stomata, and then dissolves in water. it then diffuses into the stroma though the cytoplasm
The C02 combines with RuBP (5 C molecule) to make a 6 C molecule (RuBisCo)
The 6 C molecule then splits into 2 glycerate 3-Phosphate (3 carbon)
ATP & reduced NADP from LDR are used to reduce the glycerate 3-phosphate into triose phosphate
NADP is reformed and is sent back to LDR to be reduced again by accepting a H
Some of the triose is converted to useful organic substances (e.g. glucose)
Most of the triose phosphate are used to regenerate RuBP using ATP from the LDR
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