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Review of Photosysthesis as it relates to light Dependent Reaction and Independent Reaction.

Using figure 7.11 for review to fill in the blanks in the chart. for blanks A through V.

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The light-dependent/dark (light-independent) reactions are linked, where ADP+ and NADP+, along with light energy, are converted to ATP and NADPH. We say that NADP+ is reduced to NADPH in this reaction (reduction is seen in many biological reactions where a hydrogen atom (H) is added to a molecule). This is the end-product of the light recation, as well as having oxygen (O2) released. NADPH and ATP are used in the dark reaction.
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