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What is the isotope of carbon extensively for study of photosynthesis

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The isotope of carbon used extensively for studies in photosynthesis is 14C. Melvin Calvin used radioactive 14C in algal photosynthetic studies. With the help of 14C, he discovered that PGA is the first CO2 fixation product in photosynthesis of alga

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