Photosynthesis 8 | Cycling and Non cyclic Photophosphorylation | Chemiosmosis in Photosynthesis

[@sushmabhartiya3791]

Excellently explained!!

[@VigyanSarovar]

Glad you think so!

[@Dev-ww3cu]

Ur way of teaching is awesome 🤗🥰

[@VigyanSarovar]

Glad you liked it

[@arunasachan471]

Just awesome... well defined.. So informative 💐💛🙏

[@VigyanSarovar]

Thanks a ton

[@shivi8765]

Beautifully explained cyclic n non cyclic photophosphophorylation 👌👌🙏

[@VigyanSarovar]

Thank you 😊

[@nishachavhan6370]

Very nice lecture 😊 thank you ☺️ mam

[@VigyanSarovar]

Your appreciation means a lot for us.. Keep watching n sharing😊

[@vidhi2178]

Beautiful clear explanation 🥰

[@VigyanSarovar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@avnik1782]

Thanku mam 😘

[@VigyanSarovar]

Thank u too💗😊

[@avnik1782]

Nice mam 😘

[@VigyanSarovar]

Thank u too💗😊

[@VarshaKumari-mj5ql]

Antimycin is inhibitor of QCycle electron transfer from PQH2to Cytb6f will be inhibited then why antimycin is not blocking this hole reaction.

[@VigyanSarovar]

In comment u can see

[@maltisingh1250]

Love the session ❤❤❤

[@VigyanSarovar]

Thank you so much!!

[@trisha8794]

Thank u so much mam for giving us such informative wonderful lecture 😍

[@VigyanSarovar]

Thanks for liking

[@arindampaul5256]

Ma'am, thank you for such nice explanatory lecture. Can you please explain how Boyen checked the ATP synthesizing activity of CF1 particle?

[@VigyanSarovar]

Thanks a lot! Glad to hear that it helped you.!! Kindly see this review for all details regarding ATP synthesis with experiments. Boyer PD. A research journey with ATP synthase. J. Biol. Chem. 2002;277:39045-39061

[@arindampaul5256]

@@VigyanSarovar Thank you very much Ma'am. It is really helpful. Thank you once again for such amazing lectures.

[@Shiv-xn1wz]

well defined

[@rashmimehta3272]

Ma'am PQ require 2electron to form PQH2 but due to Q cycle only 1 electron will be passed to plastocyanin and to P700 so another electron hole of P700 is not filled then so how come it is a cyclic phosphorylation .please reply

[@VigyanSarovar]

This is due to Q cycle n quinone property...Thanks so much for watching!!

[@VarshaKumari-mj5ql]

Please answer my question

[@VigyanSarovar]

Thanks!!