what is the difference between NADP , NADP+ ,NADPH , NADPH+, NADPH+H - Biology - Photosynthesis in Higher Plants

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what is the difference between NADP , NADP+ ,NADPH , NADPH+,
NADPH+H

Saman Ahmad · Accepted Answer

NADP 
stands for Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate and

NADPH 
is reduced form of 
NADP+

There is no change in full form of NADP except for the addition of
hydrogen but hydrogen is not added in the full form of NADPH, It
can just be understood as reduced NADP 
NAD+ 
stands for Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide and

NADH 
is the reduced form of NAD+ NAD+ can be
reduced to NADH by the addition of hydrogen In a reaction if
Hydrogen is added to NAD+, it shows that an extra electron is added
This extra electron makes up the new chemical bond This bond is of
high energy and is used to carry out the reaction in the forward
direction NADH is involved in respiration while NADPH is involved
in photosynthesis NADPH + H gives its electron (in the form of
Hydrogen) to an acceptor molecule and gets converted into
NADP+ while acceptor gets reduced
NADPH + H + acceptor â‡”NADP+ +
Reduced acceptor