...dinucleotide phosphate), forming NADPH. The light reaction...
...of two compounds: NADPH, a source of...
...electrons provided by NADPH. ATP from the...
...of ATP and NADPH from the light...
...can provide the NADPH and ATP the...
...phosphate, respectively, and NADPH and ATP are...
...of ATP and NADPH. Light is a...
...generate ATP and NADPH. During the light...
...of ATP and NADPH by energizing the...
...NADP+’s reduction to NADPH. NADPH will carry...
...reduction to NADPH. NADPH will carry the...
...electrons carried by NADPH to the carbohydrate-synthesizing...
...no production of NADPH and no release...
...potential energy, to NADPH, where they have...
...in ATP and NADPH. This process also...
...uses ATP and NADPH to convert CO2...
...electrons carried by NADPH to make sugar....
...of electrons from NADPH reduces each 1,3-bisphosphoglycerate...
...ATP and six NADPH. The light reactions...
...regenerate ATP and NADPH. The G3P from...
...supply ATP and NADPH to the Calvin...
...the ATP and NADPH to produce sugar...