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Q. Which of the following is correct regarding non-cyclic photophosphorylation?
- The excited electron starts its journey from PS-II and goes on to PS-I and does not return to PS-II
- It involves both PS-I and PS-II
- ATP and NADPH are synthesised during non-cyclic photophosphorylation
- All of the above
Q. Z-scheme in thylakoid membrane is concerned with
- reduction of NAD+
- reduction of CO2
- all of these
- electron transfer
Q. Z-scheme shows the non-cyclic electron flow of light reaction in oxygenic photosynthetic organisms. According to the Z-scheme, choose the correct statement(s) :
I. P+680 is the P680 molecule that lost its electron. It has the maximum reduction potential.
II. Pā680 is the excited P680 molecule after absorption of the light energy. It has the lowest reduction potential
III. Final electron acceptor of PS I is Fe-S centre
IV. Flow of high energy electron in the electron transport chain creates a pH difference between the chloroplast stroma and thylakoid lumen
I. P+680 is the P680 molecule that lost its electron. It has the maximum reduction potential.
II. Pā680 is the excited P680 molecule after absorption of the light energy. It has the lowest reduction potential
III. Final electron acceptor of PS I is Fe-S centre
IV. Flow of high energy electron in the electron transport chain creates a pH difference between the chloroplast stroma and thylakoid lumen
- Only I
- I and IV
- III and IV
- II, III and IV