If a thylakoid were punctured so that its interior was no longer separated from the stroma, which of the following processes wou
ld be most directly affected? a) the absorption of energy by chlorophyll b) the flow of electrons from photosystem I to photosystem II c) the synthesis of ATP d) the oxidation of NADPH e) the splitting of water
Thylakoids are special stacks that are present within a chloroplast of a plant cell. Chloroplasts are organelles that are responsible for photosynthesis. Thylakoids contain a pigment chlorophyll on their membranes which absorbs energy from the sun and allows the chloroplast to use it for photosynthesis.
If the thylakoids are destroyed, the pigment inside them will be lost, ultimately, the chloroplast will not be able to harness the suns energy to energize the electros. The electron transport chain will not proceed and AP will not be formed.
They won't compete with each other because they may have different niches. For example, cows and dogs won't compete with their food since cows only eat grass, whereas dogs eat meat and vegetables but not raw grass.
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B: Sample three is a mixture of the suspect and victims. Putting it simply, if you line up the victims DNA and remove it from sample 2 you are left with a sample of DNA that is identical to the suspects.
