The Calvin Cycle results in the production of glyceraldehydes 3- phosphate from

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The Calvin Cycle results in the production of glyceraldehydes 3- phosphate from C02. Where does the energy for this process come from? Selected Answers NADP^+ from the light reactions ATP from mitochondrial cellular respiration ATP from photosynthetic light reactions the input of sunlight into the Calvin Cycle Platelet derived growth factor and insulin have all of the following in common EXCEPT: Selected Answer: They both bind to membrane-bound receptors They both trigger a signal transduction pathway inside the cell They both trigger pathways that involve All of the above are true for both insulin and PDGF

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Q8). C. ATP from photosynthetic light reactions

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Light energy will be converted to chemical energy (ATP, NADPH) in photosynthetic light recactions. The chemical energy will be utilized to synthesize glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate in photosynthetic dark reaction.

Q9). They both trigger pathway that involve phosphorylation.

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