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C3 Cycle

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Identify a,b $&$ c in the given figure

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a. - RUBP, b. - Triose Phosphate, c. - PGA

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a. - PGA, b. - Triose Phosphate, c. - RUBP

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a. - RUBP, b. - PGA, c. Triose Phosphate

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a. - Triosephosphate, b. - PGA, c. - RUBP

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Solution

The correct option is C
a. - RUBP, b. - PGA, c. Triose Phosphate

Calvin cycle is divided into three phases, in carboxylation phase RuBP accepts $C O_{2}$ and 3-PGA is produced. In reduction phase 3-PGA is reduced to triose phosphate and finally, in regeneration phase RuBP is regenerated.

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