im sorry i got to answer like this but :
there are very well written explanations readily available on Wikipedia and even a simple search will provide many answers about the Reductive Pentose Phosphate cycle (i learned the real name from wiki right now XD)
its easier to read those than a person writing the whole thing up
pls try searching urself sometimes
Informer_220
My bad.... When PGA is turned to G3P by using ATP and NADPH... it does not create two G3P... by using this many Carbons, you will result in about twelve G3P's, not two.
oh dude i just got done stufying this in biology. i really shouldnt say studying though......haha i havent the slightest clue
Thanks