Class I and Class II aminoacyl–tRNA synthetases differ in several ways: Structural motifs, Anticodon recognition, Site of aminoacylation, Amino acid specificity.

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Warmer environments have the effect of: Reducing the stomatal aperture to conserve water. The stomatal closure lowers the uptake of atmospheric CO2, thereby decreasing CO2 at the active site of rubisco.

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Carbon cycle, nitrogen cycle, and oxygen cycle atoms circulate through photorespiration

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The specificity factor (W) estimates the preference of rubisco for CO2 versus O2

where Vc and Vo  are the maximum velocities for carboxylation and oxygenation, respectively, and Kc and Ko are the Michaelis–Menten constants for CO2 and O2, respectively

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8 μM CO2 (0.038%) and 250 μM O2 (21%) at 25°C. Therefore, a specificity factor of 100 gives a Vc/Vo ratio of 3.2.

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C2 oxidative photosynthetic carbon cycle is essential for land plants for retrieving the carbon atoms of 2-phosphoglycolate.

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C4 and CAM plants have evolved to limit photorespiration by concentrating CO2 at the site of carbon fixation.

The deleterious impact of photorespiration evolved C4 and CAM plants