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  Photosynthesis
examines how plants convert light energy into chemical energy. A detailed
yet easy-to-understand method of presentation that uses animations
extensively, takes students through the more difficult aspects of
photosynthesis. Topics include: the roles of carbon dioxide, water,
oxygen, glucose, and light energy; waves, wavelengths, and the visible
light spectrum; photons; pigments including chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b
and the carotenoids; chloroplasts; the chemical reaction for
photosynthesis; light reactions including detailed examination of
photosystems I and II, electron transport chains, and the generation of
ATP and NADPH; dark reactions; and the Calvin Cycle.Information is
presented in a logical step-by-step manner while animations show
photosystems and other essential processes in action. Dynamic tutorials
reinforce concepts shown in the presentation. Photosynthesis
belongs in every school's biology CD-ROM collection.
Order #X0991108HY IBM\MAC CD-ROM $139.95
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Intro: Overview of
Photosynthesis
Intro: Photosynthesis Defined
Intro: First
Photosynthetic
Organisms
I. Light Energy
A. Waves
and Wavelengths
B. Visible
Light Spectrum
C.
Photons
II. Pigments
A.
Definition
B.
Chlorophyll a
C.
Chlorophyll b and the
Carotenoids
III The Chloroplast
A.
Thylakoids
B.
Grana
C.
Stroma
IV. Chemical Reaction for
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V. The Light Reactions
(Thylakoid)
A.
Photosystems I and II
1. Antenna
Assembly
2.
Reaction Center
a.
Water-Splitting Reaction-
Generation of Oxygen
3.
Acceptor Molecules
B.
Electron Transport Chains
1.
Photosystem II Electron
Transport
Chain
2. Cyclic
Electron Flow
3.
Non-Cyclic Electron Flow
C.
Overview of Electron Flow
D.
Production of ATP and NADPH
VI. The Dark Reactions
(Stroma)
A. Preview
of Dark Reactions
B. The
Calvin Cycle
1.
Importance of Glucose
2.
Beginning of Calvin Cycle
3. PGAL
and Glucose Formation
4.
Reformation of RuBP
VII. Conclusion
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