Thylakoid

... get C from oganic substances. 3. Pigment:plants use Chlorophyl and carrotenoit, Sulphur Bacteria use another(sorry, I'm forgot) 4. Plants have thylakoids to proccess photosynthesis, but Bacteria do not have thylakoid, the photosynthesis proccess in cytoplasm. The similars: 1. They use photon ...

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... external medium magnetosome - magnetic orientation nucleoid - DNA maintenance plasmid - DNA exchange ribosome - translation of RNA into proteins thylakoid - photosynthesis http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organelle Contrary to common belief some prokaryotes are also reported to have membrane-bound ...

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... proton pumps 42.the source of oxygen produced during photosynthesis is a.carbon dioxide b.water c.the air d.glucose 45.proton pumps found in the thylakoid membranes are directly responsible for a. moving hydrogen nucli out of the thylakoid b. providing the energy to produve ATP c. producing NADP+ ...

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... you! --- 1. My teacher says that there are three ways in which a [H+] gradient is maintained: photolysis, translocation of hydrons across the thylakoid membrane, and formation of NADPH. I am not certain why the formation of NADPH would maintain a hydron gradient, but here is my educated guess. ...

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1. Where is most of the water in the following reaction produced? C6H12O6 (glucose) + O2 -----> CO2 + H2O a. chloroplast stroma b. thylakoid lumen c. glycolysis and Krebs cycle d. fermentation e. mitochondrial matrix 2. At the end of mitosis, each G1 daughter cell has _________. a. twice ...

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