In the Calvin cycle, carbon dioxide combines with RuBP, catalyzed by RuBisCO, to form organic molecules.
Kalvin siklida karbonat angidrid RuBisCO fermenti yordamida RuBP bilan birikib, organik moddalar hosil qiladi.
| Front | calvin cycle |
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| Back | calvin cycle - CO2 diffuses through stoma, and into stroma (where it combines with RuBP, which is 5 carbon compound, which fixes c in CO2, and so it can be incorperated into organic molecules) to form unstable 6 carbon intermediate, catalysed by RuBisCO, which is competitevely inhibited by O2, and so lots needed (meaning its inefficient) - the unstable 6 carbon compound immediately breaks down into 2 3-carbon GP molecules (glycerate-3-phosphate), using H2 from reduced NADP and ATP to supply energy, it forms 2 3-carbon TP molecules (triose phosphate) |
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