Describe the similarities and differences in chemiosmosis between oxidative phosphorylation in mitochondria and photophosphorylation in chloroplasts.

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Photophosphorylation take place in chloroplast

oxidative phosphorylation takes place in mitochondria during respiration

Similarities

Both processes are using for ATP Production

In both the processes eletrones passes through Series of membrane proteins .

Proton gradient is produced in one side of the membrane

. Proton moves through ATP synthase

. Differences

Photophosphorylation produces reduced coenzymes

oxidativephosphorylation oxidises reduced co enzymes

Oxidative Phosphorylation take during Cellular respiration

photophosphorylation occurs during photosynthesis

Ocidatyphosphorylation ccurs inside mitochondria

photophosphorylation occurs inside thylakoids

The energy source for oxidstve phosphorylation is glucose

the energy source for photophosphorylation sunlight

Splitting of water occurs in photophosphorylation whereas synthesis of metabolic water occurs in this process

.Photo phosphorylation ATP is obtained by sun , whereas in oxidative phosphorylation , energy stored in ATP is obtained by oxidation of organic compounds .

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