Differentiate between photophosphorylation and oxidative phosphorylation.
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Solution
Photophosphorylation
takes place in chloroplast during light reaction whereas oxidative
phosphorylation takes place in mitochondria during respiration.
All
green cells on illumination accomplish photophosphorylation whereas all
living cells perform oxidative phosphorylation.
In photophosphorylation,
energy stored in ATP is obtained by sun, whereas in oxidative
phosphorylation, energy stored in ATP is obtained by oxidation of
organic compounds.
Splitting of water occurs in photophosphorylation
whereas synthesis of metabolic water occurs in this process.