🌖CICLO DE CALVIN [FOTOSÍNTESIS FASE OSCURA] GUÍA UNAM IPN UAM

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Resumo

TLDRO vídeo explora a fotosíntese, un proceso químico fundamental para as plantas, que converte a enerxía solar en enerxía química. A fase escura, ou ciclo de Calvin, é o foco principal, onde o dióxido de carbono se fixa e se transforma en glucosa. O ciclo inclúe tres etapas: fixación, redución e rexeneración, e utiliza moléculas como ATP e a enzima Rubisco. A narrativa creativa do vídeo facilita a comprensión dos procesos bioquímicos involucrados na fotosíntese, destacando a importancia deste proceso para a vida na Terra.

Conclusões

  • 🌱 A fotosíntese é un proceso vital para a vida na Terra.
  • ☀️ A fase escura non require luz solar, só a enerxía almacenada.
  • 🔄 O ciclo de Calvin transforma o CO2 en glucosa.
  • 🧬 Rubisco é a enzima clave na fixación do carbono.
  • ⚗️ O ATP é esencial para almacenar e transferir enerxía.
  • 🌍 As plantas son organismos autótrofos que producen o seu propio alimento.
  • 🔄 O ciclo de Calvin ten tres etapas: fixación, redución e rexeneración.
  • 🍃 A glucosa producida pode ser almacenada como almidón.
  • 📚 O coñecemento sobre a fotosíntese é fundamental para entender a bioloxía.
  • 🎉 A fotosíntese é un exemplo de como a natureza utiliza a enerxía do sol.

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    A fotosíntese é un proceso químico fundamental para as plantas, que converte a enerxía solar en enerxía química, utilizando a auga do solo e o dióxido de carbono do aire para producir glucosa. Este proceso é esencial para a vida na Terra, xa que permite a síntese de substancias orgánicas. A fotosíntese divídese en dúas fases: a fase luminosa e a fase escura, sendo esta última o foco do vídeo. A fase escura, ou ciclo de Calvin, ten lugar no estroma dos cloroplastos e non require luz solar, senón que utiliza os produtos da fase luminosa. Durante esta fase, o dióxido de carbono é fixado e transformado en glucosa a través de tres etapas: fixación, redución e regeneración. O ciclo de Calvin implica a interacción de varias moléculas, como ribulosa bisfosfato e ATP, e culmina na produción de glucosa, que as plantas almacenan como almidón para uso futuro. O vídeo conclúe cunha narrativa creativa que ilustra o proceso de forma lúdica, enfatizando a importancia da fotosíntese e a capacidade das plantas para producir a súa propia comida.

Mapa mental

Vídeo de perguntas e respostas

  • ¿Qué es la fotosíntesis?

    Es un proceso químico que utilizan las plantas para convertir la energía solar en energía química.

  • ¿Cuáles son las fases de la fotosíntesis?

    Se divide en dos fases: la fase luminosa y la fase oscura.

  • ¿Qué ocurre en la fase oscura de la fotosíntesis?

    Se lleva a cabo el ciclo de Calvin, donde se fija el dióxido de carbono y se produce glucosa.

  • ¿Qué es el ciclo de Calvin?

    Es una serie de procesos bioquímicos que ocurren en el estroma de los cloroplastos.

  • ¿Qué papel juega la enzima Rubisco?

    Rubisco ayuda a fijar el carbono del dióxido de carbono en el ciclo de Calvin.

  • ¿Qué es ATP?

    Adenosín trifosfato, una molécula que almacena y transporta energía en las células.

  • ¿Por qué se llama fase oscura?

    Porque no requiere luz solar, aunque puede ocurrir durante el día.

  • ¿Qué se produce al final del ciclo de Calvin?

    Se produce glucosa, que las plantas pueden usar como energía.

  • ¿Qué son los compuestos orgánicos?

    Son sustancias que contienen carbono y son esenciales para la vida.

  • ¿Qué organismos realizan la fotosíntesis?

    Plantas, algas y algunas bacterias.

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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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    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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    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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    now I will introduce a new molecule called phosphorus but when you see a whole
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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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    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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Etiquetas
  • fotosíntese
  • ciclo de Calvin
  • ATP
  • Rubisco
  • fase escura
  • plantas
  • glucosa
  • dióxido de carbono
  • energía solar
  • organismos autótrofos