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With the aid of dynamic computer animation, this program explores the stages of photosynthesis at the cellular level. Two photosystems, P680 and P700, are introduced. (Spanish, 10 minutes)



 
    

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Copyright date: ©1987



Part of the Series : Photosynthesis
     


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DNA: The Molecule of Heredity

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The Fluid Transport System

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Bacteria

The growth and control of bacteria, and their increasing resistance to antibiotics, are explained, and the use of bacteria in the making of yogurt is discussed. (Spanish, 13 minutes)(more details)
 
The Light Reaction

The light reaction is explored in depth with computer animation. The program follows the path of the electrons through the P680 and P700 photosystems, and eventually out into the stroma, where they are used in the dark reaction. (Spanish, 10 minutes)(more details)
 
The Dark Reaction

This program shows the step-by-step developments in the dark reaction, including the processes in the Calvin cycle and the production of glucose and starch. (Spanish, 10 minutes)(more details)
 


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