Comparison of the principles of segregation and independent assortment

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In molecules, two types of excited states can exist;
a) The singlet state is relatively short‐lived and contains electrons with opposite (antiparallel) spins.
b) The more long‐lived triplet state has electron spins that are aligned (parallel).

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Triplet states generally have much longer lives (take longer to de‐excite) than singlet states and are at a lower energy level.

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Absorption of blue or red light causes the chlorophyll molecule to convert into an excited state, with blue light absorption resulting in a higher excited state because of the greater energy of blue light relative to red light.

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DCMU, an inhibitor of PSII

DBMIB, an inhibitor of the Cyt b6 f complex

Paraquat (methyl viologen), an inhibitor of PSI

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Three phases of the Calvin–Benson cycle: carboxylation, reduction, and regeneration

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Carbon–carbon bond between C2 and C3 of the RuBP is cleaved for CO2 fixation.