Dehydrogenase Activity in Chloroplasts (AQA A-Level Biology): Flashcards

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Dehydrogenase Activity in Chloroplasts
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Role of dehydrogenase in light-dependent reactions

Facilitates electron acceptance by NADP

What is DCPIP?

Redox indicator dye

DCPIP colour change when reduced

Blue to colourless

DCPIP's role in this practical

Artificial electron acceptor competing with NADP

Why keep chloroplast samples on ice

Prevents enzyme denaturation and maintains chloroplast integrity

Colorimeter filter colour used

Red filter

Independent variable investigated

Light intensity (varied by distance)

What steeper gradient on absorbance-time graph shows

Higher dehydrogenase activity

Effect of lower light intensity on chlorophyll

Reduces rate of photoionisation

When DCPIP remains blue, what happens to absorbance?

Remains higher

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