The reduction of thioredoxin regulates the beginning of this process. Its third step involves the actions of aldolase and transketolase and is known as the regeneration phase. Another step of this process is more efficient in organisms which use PEP carboxylase, which does not bind readily to oxygen. In that (*) C4 version, this process occurs in the both the mesophyll and the bundle-sheath cells. Inputs in this process include ATP and NADPH, while the major output is glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate. RuBisCO is used for carbon fixation in, for 10 points, what biological process, the "dark reactions" of photosynthesis?
The reduction of thioredoxin regulates the beginning of this process. Its third step involves the actions of aldolase and transketolase and is known as the regeneration phase. Another step of this process is more efficient in organisms which use PEP carboxylase, which does not bind readily to oxygen. In that (*) C4 version, this process occurs in the both the mesophyll and the bundle-sheath cells. Inputs in this process include ATP and NADPH, while the major output is glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate. RuBisCO is used for carbon fixation in, for 10 points, what biological process, the "dark reactions" of photosynthesis?
The reduction of thioredoxin regulates the beginning of this process.
{Calvin}-Benson Cycle [accept light-independent reactions ordark reactions before mentioned; prompt on photosynthesis]