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How does NADP+ become NADPH?(1 point)
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NADP+ accepts one low-energy electron and one H+ ion.
NADP+ accepts one low-energy electron and one H+ ion. - no response given
NADP+ accepts two low-energy electrons and two H-minus ions.
NADP+ accepts two low-energy electrons and two H-minus ions. - no response given
NADP+ accepts two high-energy electrons and one H+ ion.
NADP+ accepts two high-energy electrons and one H+ ion. - no response given
NADP+ accepts one high-energy electron and two H-minus ions.
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NADP+ accepts two high-energy electrons and one H+ ion (NADP+ + 2e- + H+ → NADPH). The two electrons and proton effectively are transferred as a hydride (H-).
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