Introduction to Biochemistry, Page 3
Chemical Composition of Cell
Cytoplasm and Cytoskeleton
Energy and Carbon Sources
Cytoplasm and Cytoskeleton
•Cytoplasm is highly viscous solution where many reactions take place
•Cytoskeleton consists of microtubules, actin filaments, and intermediate filaments
–cell shape
–transport paths
–movement
Living Systems Extract Energy
•From
sunlight
–plants
–green bacteria
–cyanobacteria
•From
fuels
–animals
–most bacteria
•
Energy input is needed in order to
maintain complex
structures and be in a
dynamic steady
state, away from the equilibrium
Energy and Carbon Sources
•All organisms require energy and carbon for
life
•We can also classify based in the sources of
energy and
carbon
Today’s topics
•Elementals of life
•Biological molecules
•Thermodynamics
•Biochemical Reactions
•Chemical and Molecular Evolution
Introduction to Biochemistry, Page 3
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