Calvin Cycle on PCAT?

[boredstephanie]

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I'm just making sure but does anyone know if the PCAT covers the calvin cycle? I can't really tell from the pcat blueprint...also, I'm assuming I don't need to do the animal behavior chapter in the kaplan book?

 

[isanders]

I think I heard that plant biology will not be tested on PCAT. Nevertheless, I would just know the basic info that it happens in the dark using ATP (from light cycle) and CO2 as carbon fixation to produce glucose.

 

[MiST3R Derek]

Yea, you might want to go over ATP before test day. The PCAT tends to ask general questions about this topic so I wouldn't focus too much on the small details. But, going over glycolysis, fermentation, krebs/citric acid cycle, and the ETC might be a good idea. If your test is tomorrow/thursday though, I wouldn't stress to much about it since their probably wont be more than 1 or 2 questions about it-- Bio covers a lot of different subjects.

 

[Ccwm]

I think you should have a basic understanding of what are the reactants and products of glycolysis, fermentation, krebs cycle, and electron transport chain. Like glycolysis is glucose -> pyruvate. krebs is pyruvate -> co2.