In the diagram below show which steps represent oxidation and which steps represent reduction. Also show which STEPS represent light reaction and which STEPS represe light independent reactions /17 A HO 2 R 727 NADP+ NADPH 3 4 CO CHO 6 12 6 A pigment appears blue in color. What color of light did it absorb? B C D

In the diagram below show which steps represent oxidation and which steps represent reduction. Also show which STEPS represent light reaction and which STEPS represe light independent reactions /17 A HO 2 R 727 NADP+ NADPH 3 4 CO CHO 6 12 6 A pigment appears blue in color. What color of light did it absorb? B C D

Biochemistry

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Chapter20: Electron Transport And Oxidative Phosphorylation

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Problem 19P

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