Roles of NADPH and ATP in chemical phase of photosynthesis
Describe the roles of NADPH and ATP in the chemical phase of photosynthesis?
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NADPH acts as reductant of carbon-dioxide; it delivers extremely energetic hydrogen to precursor molecules throughout the glucose formation procedure. ATP is an energy source for the reactions of chemical phase.
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