Ok so this is a shot in the dark, but I'm sure there are Biochem geniuses lurking around SDN somewhere. I'm convinced this problem is impossible, and I know it will be on the final. Any help is appreciated!!
"Assume that a C3-plant generates ATP and NADPH by the non-cyclic and cyclic pathways, and that 50% of the ATP produced by the non-cyclic pathway is used to survive during photosynthesis. If the rest of the ATP and NADPH were used to generate G1P (Glucose-1-Phosphate) by the dark reaction, the most efficient ratio of [non-cyclic]/[cyclic] pathway would be _____? Do not convert NADPH to ATP or ATP to NADPH."
Thanks again for any help!!!!!
"Assume that a C3-plant generates ATP and NADPH by the non-cyclic and cyclic pathways, and that 50% of the ATP produced by the non-cyclic pathway is used to survive during photosynthesis. If the rest of the ATP and NADPH were used to generate G1P (Glucose-1-Phosphate) by the dark reaction, the most efficient ratio of [non-cyclic]/[cyclic] pathway would be _____? Do not convert NADPH to ATP or ATP to NADPH."
Thanks again for any help!!!!!