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The primary acceptor of carbon in Calvin cycle contains how many carbon atoms?

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5 carbon atoms
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3 carbon atoms
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1 carbon atom
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4 carbon atoms
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Solution

The correct option is A 5 carbon atoms
RuBP, the first acceptor of carbon dioxide, is a 5 carbon ketose sugar with the chemical formula C5H12O11P2. On accepting a CO2 molecule, RuBP undergoes carboxylation to form two molecules of 3-phosphoglycerate (a 3 carbon compound).

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