The molecule CA1P strongly inhibits a key enzyme in this process that is regulated by the presence of thioredoxin enzymes.
The molecule CA1P strongly inhibits a key enzyme in this process that is regulated by the presence of thioredoxin enzymes. Often taking place in pyrenoids, one of its starting substrates is replenished by the action of aldolase on a molecule of DHAP and a molecule of Gald3, and at one point in it, glyceraldehyde phosphate dehydrogenase reduces 1,3-bisphosphate. The Hatch-Slack pathway sometimes provides it with carbon dioxide, which is then fixed to ribulose bisphosphate by the action of the enzyme rubisco, eventually producing a molecule of glucose-6-phosphate after two "turns." For 10 points, name this series of reactions which gets NADPH and ATP from the light reactions of photosynthesis, fixes carbon to form starch, and takes place in the chloroplasts of plants.
The molecule CA1P strongly inhibits a key enzyme in this process that is regulated by the presence of thioredoxin enzymes.
{Calvin}-Benson cycle/pathway [or {reductive pentose phosphate} pathway/cycle]