You expose a plant that contains chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b, and carotenoids to different wavelengths of light, then measure the level of resonance-energy transfer. Which of the following results would you expect?
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Oxygen production is highest upon exposure to yellow light |
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Oxygen production is highest upon exposure to blue light |
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Oxygen production is highest upon exposure to white light |
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Oxygen production is highest upon exposure to green light |
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Oxygen production is highest upon exposure to far red light |
High levels of ATP will impact cellular respiration by:
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Decreasing rates of pyruvate processing to acetyl-CoA |
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Increasing rates of glycolysis and the citric acid cycle by allosteric activation of enzymes |
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Decreasing rates of glycolysis and the citric acid cycle by competitive inhibition of enzymes |
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Decreasing rates of glycolysis and the citric acid cycle by allosteric inhibition of enzymes |
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ATP levels do not impact the rates of cellular respiration pathways |
When consumed, fatty acids provide more calories per gram than carbohydrates because:
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Fatty acids have a greater number of C-O bonds, where electrons are NOT shared equally |
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Fatty acids are the most important form of chemical energy for all organisms |
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Fatty acids have a greater number of C-O bonds, where electrons are shared more equally |
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Fatty acids have a greater number of C-C and C-H bonds, where electrons are shared more equally |
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Fatty acids are smaller molecules |
Ans-1- the wavelength of light which corresponds to the blue is absorbed by the chlorophyll and shows maximum photosynthesis and oxygen production in this light.
So option B is correct
Ans-2- ATP is an allosteric inhibitor of pyruvate kinase and PFK-1, both are the regulatory enzymes of glycolysis. Hence ATP slowed down glycolysis.
Option D is correct
Ans-3- Fatty acids produces more energy upon oxidation because all the carbons are reduced in fatty acids.
Option D is correct
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