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Photosynthesis

Pha thu nhaän saûn phaåm pha saùng (ATP + NADPH) ñeå toång hôïp höõu cô (Carbohydrate) [khoâng phuï thuoäc vaøo aùnh saùng]

Photosynthesis: h 6CO2 + 6H2O C6H12O6 + 6O2 Chlorophyll

Calvin cycle Calvin cycle

Quang hôïp nhoùm thöïc vaät C3

phosphoglycerate fixation is 3--phosphoglycerate

The first product of CO22 fixation is 3 The first product of CO

14CO2

pump

M. Calvin & A. Benson exposed green algae to 14CO2 for short periods of time in the presence of light. They separated and identified the labeled products by paper chromatography.

algae

boiling methanol

light

14CO2 -

14C appeared first in the carboxyl carbon of 3-phosphoglycerate.

H-C-OH

CH2-O- P

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CHUOÃI CAÙC PHAÛN ÖÙNG ÑOÀNG HOÙA CARBON C3

Light-dependent reactions Carbon fixation reactions

Chloroplast

Lig ht reacti o ns

Calvi n cycl e

C6H12O6 + 6O2

6 molecules of CO2

6CO2 + 6H2O (6C) 6 CO2

6 x 5C = 30C

CO2 molecules are captured by RuBP1 resulting in an unstable intermediate that is immediately broken apart into 2 PGA

6 molecules of ribulose bisphosphate (RuBP)

36C 12 molecules of Phosphoglycerate (PGA)

CO2 uptake phase

30C

12 ATPs

6 molecules of ribose phosphate (RP)

CALVIN CYCLE

12 ADPs

RuBP regeneration phase

Carbon reduction phase

12 NADPH,H+

12 NADP

6C Glucose and other carbohydrate synthesis

PGA is phosphorylated by ATP and reduced by NADPH.

12 molecules of glyceraldehyde-3- phosphate (G3P) 36C

12 molecules of glyceraldehyde-3- phosphate (G3P)

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The Benson-Calvin cycle

An An antiporter

antiporter exchanges Pi with

exchanges Pi with triose

phosphates triose phosphates

3CO2

3ATP

carboxylation

regeneration

3 RuBP 3 x C5

6ATP + 6 NADPH

reduction

6 glycerate 3-P (6 x C3) 5 x C3

Ribulose 1,5 Bisphosphate Carboxylase/Oxidase

1 x C3 product 6 triose-P (6 x C3)

RUBISCO:

trong enzyme ññooùùngng vaivai trotroøø quanquan trotroïïngng trong CaCaùùcc enzyme chuchu trtrììnhnh Calvin Calvin ñöñöôôïïcc ññieieààuu hohoøøaa bôbôûûii aaùùnhnh sasaùùngng::

Glyceraldehyde 33--phosphate dehydrogenase phosphate dehydrogenase

 NhạNhạy cy cảảm vm vớới i áánh snh sááng mng mạạnhnh i CO2 th thấấpp  ÁÁi li lựực vc vớới CO2 Không chịịu nhi u nhiệệt đt độ ộ caocao  Không ch nh 2 mmặặt: t:  TíTính 2

Rubisco  Rubisco NADP: Glyceraldehyde  NADP: bisphosphatase Fructose 1,6--bisphosphatase  Fructose 1,6 bisphosphatase Sedoheptulose 1,7 1,7 bisphosphatase  Sedoheptulose kinase phosphate kinase Ribulose 55--phosphate  Ribulose thoâng qua qua vievieääcc hhììnhnh thathaøønhnh hay hay phaphaùù boboûû CôCô checheáá ññieieààuu hohoøøaa ththööôôøøngng thoâng disulfide cacaùùcc lieânlieân kekeáátt disulfide

Rubisco gaén vaøo cô chaát

•• CO2CO2 •• O2O2

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HIEÄN TÖÔÏNG QUANG HOÂ HAÁP

RRibibuuloselose 1,51,5--bisbisphosphate

phosphate ccarboxylase

arboxylase--ooxygenase

Rubisco)) xygenase ((Rubisco

Enzyme RUBISCO xuùc taùc phaûn öùng vôùi oxygen gaây ra hieän töôïng quang hoâ haáp

C5 + C1 2 x C3 carboxylase RuBP + CO2 + H2O 2 (glycerate 3-P)

C3 + C2 C5 RuBP + O2 glycerate 3-P + glycollate 2-P oxygenase

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Photorespiratory pathway

Photorespiratory pathway/Quang hoâ haáp

2 glycollate-2-P

2 glycollate

2 glycine (C2)

2 glycollate-2-P

2 glycollate

2 glycine (C2)

2 x C2 2 x C2 1 x C3 + CO2 1 x C3 + CO2

peroxisome

peroxisome

Rubisco

Rubisco

glycine decarboxylase

glycine decarboxylase

CO2 NH3

mitochondrion

CO2 NH3 NADH

mitochondrion

NADH

chloroplast

chloroplast

peroxisome

peroxisome

glycerate-3-P

serine (C3)

glycerate-3-P

serine (C3)

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CHUOÃI PHAÛN ÖÙNG QUANG HOÂ HAÁP

Glyoxylate

From Chloroplasts

O2

CHO

Why Photorespiration? Why Photorespiration?

COO

Mitochondria

CH2OH COO Glycolate

+

1. O2 (21% of air) is more prevalent than CO2 (0.03%)

NH3 2

Glycerate

CH2NH3 COO

2. RUBISCO reacts with O2 (Km =200 M)

CH2NH3 COO

as well as CO2 (Km=20 M)

Glycine CH2OH CHOH COO CO2 ATP

NAD+

RUBISCO IS BOTH AN OXYGENASE and a CARBOXYLASE

+

NH3

NADH

3. Phosphoglycolate can be salvaged.

3PGA Glycine  Serine (mitochondria)releases CO2 Glycolate  Glyoxylate (peroxisomes) consumes O2 CH2OH C=O COO CH2OH CHNH3 COO CH2OH CHNH3 COO Serine

Peroxisomes

Hydroxy

O2 in CO2 out is respiration

pyruvate

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Quang hôïp nhoùm thöïc vaät C4

Species Species

Family Family

Zea mays Zea mays

Poaceae Poaceae

Maydeae Maydeae

Andropogon scoparius Andropogon scoparius

Andropogoneae Andropogoneae

Andropogon virginicus Andropogon virginicus

Saccharum spp. Saccharum spp.

Sorghum spp. Sorghum spp.

Panicum antidotale Panicum antidotale

Paniceae Paniceae

Panicum maximum Panicum maximum

Panicum miliaceum Panicum miliaceum

Panicum texacum Panicum texacum

Digitaria decumbens Digitaria decumbens

Digitaria sanguinalis Digitaria sanguinalis

Cynodon dactylon Cynodon dactylon

Chlorideae Chlorideae

Eragrostis curvula Eragrostis curvula

Festuceae Festuceae

Sporobolus poiretii Sporobolus poiretii

Agrostidae Agrostidae

Spartina towensendii Spartina towensendii

Graminae Graminae

Amaranthus edulis Amaranthus edulis

Amaranthaceae Amaranthaceae

Amaranthus retroflexus Amaranthus retroflexus

Atriplex confertifolia Atriplex confertifolia

Chenopodiaceae Chenopodiaceae

Atriplex lentiformis Atriplex lentiformis

Mesophyll cell

CO2

CHUOÃI CAÙC PHAÛN ÑOÀNG HOÙA CARBON C4

(3C)

Oxaloacetate

(4C)

Phosphoenol- pyruvate

NADPH

ADP

NADP+

ATP

Pyruvate

Malate

(4C)

(3C)

ADP

(3C)

Pyruvate

Malate

(4C)

NADP+

Bundle sheath cell

CO2

NADPH

Glucose

Vein

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CHUOÃI CAÙC PHAÛN ÑOÀNG HOÙA CARBON C4

Caáu truùc laù

2ATP/CO2

Thöïc vaät C3 Thöïc vaät C4

Water regulation in plants Water regulation in plants

Physiological solutions  Physiological solutions C4 photosynthesis  C4 photosynthesis

How do organisms ‘solve’ common problems?

How do organisms ‘solve’ common problems?

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Söï hieän dieän cuûa mRNA mang thoâng tin di truyeàn toång hôïp enzyme RUBISCO ôû caây C4.

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Leaf Anatomy CC44 Leaf Anatomy

CC44 Photosynthesis:

Pump”” Photosynthesis: ““COCO22--Pump

epidermis

4C acid

4C acid

CO2

X P

mesophyll cells

CO2

PEPcase

CO2

3C

3C

bundle sheath cells

epidermis

mesophyll cell

bundle- sheath cell

C4 Photosynthesis: “CO2-Pump”

ÑÑIEIEÅÅM BUM BUØØ CO2 TH T C3 & C4 CO2 THÖÏÖÏC VAC VAÄÄT C3 & C4

140

PEPcase is used for

120

100

C4 - corn

Carboxylation in the mesophyll

80

e t a R S P e v

60

l

40

i t a e R

C3 - beans

20

Rubisco is used for

0

0

10

50

100 200 300 400 500 600 800

CO2 Concentration (ppm)

Carboxylaton (in the Calvin cycle) in bundle sheath

CO2 compensation points: C4 = 10 ppm & C3 = 50 ppm

Compensation Point COCO22 Compensation Point

Quang hôïp nhoùm thöïc vaät trao ñoåi acid crassulacean

] where PS rate = 0 Equals the [CO22] where PS rate = 0

 Equals the [CO  CC33 plants usually between 50 and 100 ppm plants usually between 50 and 100 ppm plants can be as low as 5 to 15 ppm  CC44 plants can be as low as 5 to 15 ppm

(Crassulacean Acid Metabolism: CAM)

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Typical CAM plants

Pineapple (bromeliad)

saguaro cactus

Rhipsalis (epiphytic cactus)

Opuntia (prickly pear)

epiphytic orchids

Agave tequilana

Tillandsia usneoides (Spanish moss)

Crassulacean Acid Metabolism (CAM)

CO2

CAMCAM

HCO3 -

RuBP

Calvin cycle

CHO

C3

C4

CO2

CO2

ÑEÂM (khí khoång môû) NGAØY(khí khoång ñoùng)

CHO

C3

C4

Vacuole

C4

CO2 C-C-C-C Malate C-C-C-C Malate C-C-C-C Malate

C4

vacuole

vacuole

CO2 C3

ATP

glucose

C-C-C C-C-C PEP NIGHT DAY Pyruvic acid

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Chuyeån hoùa carbon quang hôïp ôû thöïc vaät CAM

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