What is NADP in biology?

Biology Question? Is this correct!!!!!!?

• Biology Question? Is this correct!!!!!!? Did I get this right? I'm not asking you to do my homework, because my teacher will just give us the answers, so really I could have waited to do it then when we go over it in class, but I'm not that way and want to know now rather than later and number two, I already did the work!!!!!!!!!! I'm just asking you to check it. The parentheses ( ) are my answers. There's a word bank. The Light Independent reactions occur in the (stroma) of the chloroplast. In this process, (CO2) is entered in the (Calving) Cycle and combines with a 5-carbon molecule RuBP. This forms an immediate (6-carbon) molecule, which quickly breaks down into two 3-carbon molecules called PGA. At this point, the energy from the (NADPH) and the (NADP) from the light dependent reactions is released by breaking (bonds). The addition of this energy and the hydrogen ions convert PGA molecules into (PGAL) molecules. Some of the PGAL molecules are converted into a 6-carbon molecule of (NADPH) and the rest of converted back in to the (Calvin ) cycle to be used again. Word bank ADP ATP Bonds Calvin Cycle CO2 C6 H12 O6 Cellular Respiration energy electrons electron transport chain energy level grana chloroplast mesophyll light dependent reaction light independent reaction thylakoid phosphate photosynthesis oxygen NADPH water PGAL sun NADP H+ stroma I put the word bank so that if I miss it, choose a word out of the word bank because I can only use those answers. Can use a word more than once.

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  Jesus Christ is the answer I think that looks right