Q.

The primary acceptor of electrons from PS-II is A located towards the stroma side of the thylakoid and transfer its electrons to the hydrogen acceptor, namely B and it removes protons from C and cause accumulation of protons in D.  What are A, B, C and D ?
 

 ABCD
1Pheophytin PQStromaLumen 
2PheophytinPQLumenStroma
3FRSFdStromaLumen
4FRSFdLumenStroma

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a

2

b

1

c

3

d

4

answer is A.

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Pheophytin is a chlorophyll-derived molecule found in plants and other photosynthetic organisms. It is the primary acceptor of electrons from PS II. It is located towards the stroma side. It transfers electrons to the hydrogen electron called plastoquinone. It removes protons from stroma and cause accumulation of protons in the lumen of thylakoids.

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The primary acceptor of electrons from PS-II is A located towards the stroma side of the thylakoid and transfer its electrons to the hydrogen acceptor, namely B and it removes protons from C and cause accumulation of protons in D.  What are A, B, C and D ?  ABCD1Pheophytin PQStromaLumen 2PheophytinPQLumenStroma3FRSFdStromaLumen4FRSFdLumenStroma