This is the third in a series of three papers devoted to energy flow and entropy changes in chemical and biological processes, and their Two previous papers (Smith, 2008a, b) have developed a general relation between energy flow and entropy transfer transformations which arise in metabolism. These cycles define precise measures of chemical work and relate them The purpose for the current paper is to relate the foregoing energy/entropy constraints from chemistry to the precise below. Thus it is tempting to think of natural selection, via metabolism, as an essentially computational process that instills the information particular to biomatter ARTICLE IN PRESSin the course of incorporating material from the growth medium into living structures...
Lactic fermentation and respiration are important metabolic pathways on which life is based. Here, t...
Life is the harnessing of chemical energy in such away that the energy-harnessing device makes a cop...
In studying biological systems, conventional approaches based on the laws of physics almost always r...
Attempts to find and quantify the supposed low entropy of organisms and its preservation are revised...
The main purpose of this research is to strengthen and exploit the link between engineering thermody...
This Special Issue is a significant step in developing a new direction of metabolic research— Molecu...
Energy, Entropy, and the Flow of Nature presents the essential principles of energetics (thermodynam...
AbstractNeither the statistical theory of information nor the thermodynamics of dissipative structur...
ow t p mb ba es chemical reactions, in terms of the chemical equivalent of Carnot’s cycle for heat e...
Life is supported by a myriad of chemical reactions. To describe the overall process we have formula...
Abstract We review the most comprehensive metabolic theory of life existing to date. A special focus...
This paper deals with the fundamental and challenging question of the ultimate origin of genetic inf...
While the main concepts of thermodynamics are universal, the application to specific systems is not....
Abstract This is the third in a series of three papers devoted to energy flow and entropy changes in...
Life is the harnessing of chemical energy in such away that the energy-harnessing device makes a cop...
Lactic fermentation and respiration are important metabolic pathways on which life is based. Here, t...
Life is the harnessing of chemical energy in such away that the energy-harnessing device makes a cop...
In studying biological systems, conventional approaches based on the laws of physics almost always r...
Attempts to find and quantify the supposed low entropy of organisms and its preservation are revised...
The main purpose of this research is to strengthen and exploit the link between engineering thermody...
This Special Issue is a significant step in developing a new direction of metabolic research— Molecu...
Energy, Entropy, and the Flow of Nature presents the essential principles of energetics (thermodynam...
AbstractNeither the statistical theory of information nor the thermodynamics of dissipative structur...
ow t p mb ba es chemical reactions, in terms of the chemical equivalent of Carnot’s cycle for heat e...
Life is supported by a myriad of chemical reactions. To describe the overall process we have formula...
Abstract We review the most comprehensive metabolic theory of life existing to date. A special focus...
This paper deals with the fundamental and challenging question of the ultimate origin of genetic inf...
While the main concepts of thermodynamics are universal, the application to specific systems is not....
Abstract This is the third in a series of three papers devoted to energy flow and entropy changes in...
Life is the harnessing of chemical energy in such away that the energy-harnessing device makes a cop...
Lactic fermentation and respiration are important metabolic pathways on which life is based. Here, t...
Life is the harnessing of chemical energy in such away that the energy-harnessing device makes a cop...
In studying biological systems, conventional approaches based on the laws of physics almost always r...