Introduction to Biochemistry, Page 3

Chemical Composition of Cell




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

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