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ah today's topic photosynthesis
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and
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photosynthesis is a chemical process used by plants through which it produces chemical energy
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from solar energy thanks to the energy of the sun plants convert the water from the soil
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and the carbon dioxide found in the air in glucose imagines that it is a factory where
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with these two ingredients it is going to create glucose that is being energy photosynthesis is
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the most important chemical process on the planet since through this organic
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substances are synthesized from solar energy in photosynthesis they participate All organisms
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that have chlorophyll such as plants, algae and some bacteria, it is also very
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important to note that through this process, plants produce their own food, which
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makes them autotrophic organisms and this entire photosynthetic process is divided into two phases: the
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light phase and the dark phase but today we are going to talk about the dark phase so it is that we begin
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the 40s are the end of the second There is only one world war left and the participating and affected
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countries were trying to recover, but while this was happening at the University of California,
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research on radioactive isotopes of carbon 14 was beginning, so we are going
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to receive a loud applause to Mr. Photosynthesis, to whom we are going to dedicate this
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small video he is martín hot and thanks to him they ask us about the dark phase of
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photosynthesis in the exams although they already had knowledge about photosynthesis, it was not
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really known for sure the steps that carbon dioxide followed to transform or
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convert them Glucose also wanted to know what a nobel prize in chemistry gave him and
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of course the name of the calvin cycle which is also known as the calvin cycle
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version because there is a certain benson or cycle of in the carbon fixation of photosynthesis
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The calvin cycle consists of a series of biochemical processes and all of these are to be
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carried out in the stroma of the chloroplasts so again I present to you the chloroplast
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these are the linden with is where the light phase of photosynthesis occurs but this time
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we are going to work in the stroma where the magic of the calvin cycle occurs three
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important aspects will happen during the phase dark of photosynthesis the first is that it
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is going to fix the carbon dioxide that exists in the environment to transform it into an
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organic molecule called glucose the second is that it will use the molecules that we obtained
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in the light phase so if not You have seen this video I leave it at the top so
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that you can take a look at it and finally, although it is called the dark phase, it really does not need to
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occur at night, in short, it is called the dark phase because it does not require sunlight
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or of the photons this cycle is going to be divided into three stages stage 1 fixation stage 2
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reduction and stage 3 regeneration before starting I want to introduce you to the triangle
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called here gle e cerato I also introduce you to the pentagon that is called rigorous here and this
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is the hexagon called ex osa I hope you have learned them rigorous literary ex osa rigorous literary
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and ex osa very well with a lot of attention we are going to attract once again to the rigorous every
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corner of each geometric figure represents a carbon molecule and they will always be numbered in
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this order 1 2 3 4 and 5 you can also see it this way now if we add
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a carbon it would become an ex osa but if it is sexes to divide it into two have two leaderships
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now I will introduce a new molecule called phosphorus but when you see a whole
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be called phosphate now if we bring together phosphate with writer and as phosphorus is in
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carbon number 2 goes to receive the name of red literary 2 will offer all phosphate I hope you have understood me
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this is a small review of carbon chemistry so that you can understand this cycle we are going
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to suppose that now you not only have u n phosphate but now it has the 2 then since you have 2 it will
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receive the name of my phosphate for example in the first one which is glee cerate now it would be gray it was
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all and 3 phosphate and so on with all the others now I want to introduce you to adenine
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but when it is inside a circle it will take the name of adenosine and if we add three
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phosphates to this it will be called adenosine triphosphate or adenosine triphosphate better known as atp and
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now if we remove a phosphate it will love bp and Finally, I want to present you with a record that is
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this horrifying thing, but we are going to present it to you in this way. Actually, a record is an enzyme
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and his job is like that of a policeman, since he has to look for bad co2 and remove the excellent
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carbon from them. that now you have the necessary knowledge to accompany me
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to see this sad story there was once in a very distant place called stroma a rigorous 5
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phosphate that really did not accept himself did not care at all And nothing in order to get
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what he wanted a quiet night he found the atp and without caring he snatched a phosphate
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transforming it into an atp and being very very sad the revu los a 5 phosphate now had an
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extra phosphate so he put it in the number 1 position turning it into a rigorous 15 and
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phosphate now walks around showing off everything he owned until suddenly a bad co2 appeared
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but that didn't matter because the police arrived immediately that's how Rubisco arrived and took a
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coal from him and how is the good vibes and I thought that that carbon belonged to the rigorous one, he gave it to her
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and with this she transformed into a beautiful and beautiful ex osa one six discs for you this ex osa
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became arrogant and unstable presumed so they broke his mandarin into wedges people in
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two parts becoming two leaders with a phosphate in the third position turning them
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gray was all three phosphate these two leaders 3 phosphates were still half crafty and walking
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they met 2 atp so it is that without caring again they stole a phosphate and these 2 atps
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became 2nd in weight and they were also sad and the leaders now became
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literary 13 and phosphate all this did not like the neighboring community called maps that come of
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luminous photosynthesis, so they began to throw electrons and protons to these two
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leaders, as they ran out of hydrogens, they had no choice but to change the name of their community
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to the sea, on the other hand, the 1/3 phosphate leaders after the beating that They gave
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each one a phosphate lost to this part it is called reduction the leaders three phosphates began
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to be persecuted everywhere so they decided to change their name to isr aldehyde
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3 phosphate this sounds like when your name is jose and now you want to be named pp the important thing
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is that these 2 Law 2 Lawyers have decided to behave well and regenerate transforming into a rigorous
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5 phosphate and as you will realize we return to the beginning p Orque to produce glucose, Calvin's
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cycle needs to turn all that glucose 6 times the plants can transform it into
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starch and use it as reserve energy and as we Mexicans say colorín
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colorado that this story is over, do not forget to subscribe and give me a good gift bad
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