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Biology 1A03 · Lecture 12
Photosynthesis and the light reactions
The lecture covered how chloroplasts convert light into chemical energy: the light-dependent reactions in the thylakoid membrane, the role of photosystems II and I, and how the proton gradient drives ATP synthase.
Key concepts
- Thylakoid and stroma
- Photosystem II to I electron flow
- Chemiosmosis and ATP synthase
- Organic Chemistry
- Constitutional Law
- Microeconomics
- Cell Biology
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- Art History
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