Chemoplast: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
m (Change ATP to glucose) |
m (Rephrase processes section) |
||
| Line 26: | Line 26: | ||
'''Chemosynthesis''': '''Hydrogen Sulfide''' {{CompoundIcon|image=HydrogenSulfideIcon.png|internalName=hydrogenSulfide}} + '''CO2''' {{CompoundIcon|image=CarbonDioxideIcon.png|internalName=carbonDioxide}} → '''Glucose''' {{CompoundIcon|image=GlucoseIcon.png|internalName=glucose}} | '''Chemosynthesis''': '''Hydrogen Sulfide''' {{CompoundIcon|image=HydrogenSulfideIcon.png|internalName=hydrogenSulfide}} + '''CO2''' {{CompoundIcon|image=CarbonDioxideIcon.png|internalName=carbonDioxide}} → '''Glucose''' {{CompoundIcon|image=GlucoseIcon.png|internalName=glucose}} | ||
A method of glucose synthesis. Requires '''Hydrogen Sulfide''' {{CompoundIcon|image=HydrogenSulfideIcon.png|internalName=hydrogenSulfide}} and | A method of glucose synthesis. Requires '''Hydrogen Sulfide''' {{CompoundIcon|image=HydrogenSulfideIcon.png|internalName=hydrogenSulfide}} and the rate of the reaction scales with environmental '''CO2''' {{CompoundIcon|image=CarbonDioxideIcon.png|internalName=carbonDioxide}}. It is superior to the process performed in [[Chemosynthesizing Proteins]]. | ||
== Modifications == | == Modifications == | ||
Revision as of 19:26, 21 February 2024
| Organelle Details | |
|---|---|
| Chemoplast |  |
| |
| Base Cost (MP) | 45 |
| Requires Nucleus | Yes |
| Processes | Chemosynthesis |
| Enzymes | None |
| Size (Hexes) | 2 |
| Osmoregulation Cost | 2 |
| Storage | 1 |
| Unique | No |
| Upgrades | None |
| Internal Name | chemoplast |
A eukaryotic organelle used to perform Chemosynthesis, the process of converting Hydrogen Sulfide 
into Glucose 
using environmental CO2 
. It performs this process more efficiently than its prokaryotic counterpart: Chemosynthesizing Proteins.
Requirements
A cell must have a Nucleus to evolve Chemoplasts.
Processes
Chemosynthesis: Hydrogen Sulfide + CO2 → Glucose
A method of glucose synthesis. Requires Hydrogen Sulfide and the rate of the reaction scales with environmental CO2 . It is superior to the process performed in Chemosynthesizing Proteins.
Modifications
No modifications
Effects
No effects
Upgrades
No upgrades
Strategy
TBA
Scientific Background
TBA