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Where do the high energy electrons carried by NADPH come from ?
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Where do the high energy electrons carried by NADPH come from ?
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The high energy electrons carried by NADPH are produced from the light absorption in chlorophyll to the chemical reactions throughout the cell.
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These electrons work little busses. When the light-dependent reaction occurs, the high energy electrons from sunlight are transported to the NADP+ (from the Calvin Cycle) turning it to NADPH ready to be used on the light-independent. ;)
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