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Afterwards, the electrons will be moved to quinine (Q), a primary electron receptor similar to CoQ in the electron transfer chain.\nSTEP 02: ELECTRON TRANSFER\nElectrons go through a chain of electron transfer molecules in the thylakoid membrane, moving further from the primary electron acceptor until it reaches the final electron acceptor, which is usually NADP+. In the transfer process of electrons, a proton gradient develops as a result of protons being pumped out of the membrane.\nSTEP 03: GENERATION OF ATP\nThrough the F0F1 complex, protons move from the thykaloid lumen to the stroma. This process generates ATP from ADP and Pi, similar to the generation of ATP in the electron transport chain.\nSTEP 04: CARBON FIXATION\nThe NADP and ATP generated in steps 2 and 3 serve as the energy source for carbon fixation. In this step, electrons initiate the reduction of carbon into six-carbon sugar molecules. 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