Imagine that ferredoxin is no longer able to participate in cyclic electron flow but is otherwise unaffected. What is thelogical result? Select all statements that are true below.a.NADPH would no longer be madeOb.The light reactions would stopATP would no longer be madeOd.The Calvin cycle would stopWater would be oxidizedDevi The gene for the primase enzyme is mutated and is nonfunctional. What is the result of such a mutation? Select astatements that are trueO a. Leading strand synthesis is inhibitedO b. The leading strand includes RNA, but the lagging strand does notOc Leading strand fragments are not joinedO d. Lagging strand synthesis is inhibited

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Imagine that ferredoxin is no longer able to participate in cyclic electron flow but is otherwise unaffected. What is the logical result? Select all statements that are true below. O a. NADPH would no longer be made Ob. The light reactions would stop ATP would no longer be made Od. The Calvin cycle would stop Water would be oxidized Devi

Imagine that ferredoxin is no longer able to participate in cyclic electron flow but is otherwise unaffected. What is the logical result? Select all statements that are true below. O a. NADPH would no longer be made Ob. The light reactions would stop ATP would no longer be made Od. The Calvin cycle would stop Water would be oxidized Devi

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