How does ATP and NADPH contribute to photosynthesis?

Answer 1

ATP and NADPH are used to synthesize in the presence of light this is call light depending reaction. ATP and NADPH are also used to synthesize glucose in the absence of light ths is called the Calvin-Benson cycle. ATP and NADPH are used to synthesize glucose in the presence of light this is call light depending reaction. ATP and NADPH are also used to synthesize glucose in the absence of light ths is called the Calvin-Benson cycle.

Answer 2

In the context of cellular Biology, ATP stands for adenosine triphosphate - which carries a form of energy (chemical energy) that cells can use.

NADPH stands for nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate - which is a reducing agent involved in the production of lipids and nucleic acids.

Answer 3

ATP: In the light dependent stage of photosynthesis the energy received from the sun is stored in the form of ATP, so ATP is simply an energy carrier for the reaction that takes place in the light dependant stage of photosynthesis. ATP is also passed from the light dependent stage to the "dark" stage or the light independent stage to be used as energy in that process aswell. NADPH: NAD is a co-enzyme carrier molecule, so it carries ions to different stages of a chemical reaction, NADPH is simply an NAD carrier molecule carrying both P (Phosphorous) and H (Hydrogen) ions to a different stage of the photosynthesis reaction where the ions will be used and NAD will be left over.

Answer 4

NADPH and ATP are used for the Calvin Cycle in photosynthesis. They form phosphoglyceraldehyde (PGAL) which will be the starting materials for the synthesis of glucose and fructose.

Answer 5

ATP stores andreleasesenergy. NADPH carries ions to different stages of a chemical reaction

Answer 6

It is using in the 2nd phase. It is using for make glucose.

Answer 7

They are energy carriers.