Asked by dee
The only thing my biology teacher told us about the NADP (in photosynthesis light dependent reaction) is that it's a bus driver. Why is it a bus driver? Is it cos it collects the H+ ion into the light independent reaction (NADPH) then "drops" it off and returns back to the light dependent reaction?
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Answered by
bobpursley
You have it exactly right. It carrys the H+ charge
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