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Name________________________________ Time/Section___________ Thermodynamics of Living Systems Learning objectives: 1) To assemble prior knowledge in order to construct flow diagrams of energy flow through biological systems; 2) To identify the fundamental rules governing biological energy flow; 3) To translate those rules into the formalism of thermodynamics; 4) To apply thermodynamics equations for describing biological processes in class discussions and on group homework 1. Use this worksheet to guide your group toward constructing two flow charts for characterizing energy flow through the biological world. A. Place the following terms in the proper places in this flow chart depicting the photosynthesis/respiration cycle. A term may be used several times. ATP aerobic bacteria/mitochondria heat H2O light CO2 cyanobacteria/chloroplasts glucose O2, If necessary, draw consensus flow chart from class discussion on the back of this page B. Place the following terms in the proper places in this flow chart depicting the ability of a typical eukaryotic cell to the use of ATP to perform various types of biological work. Terms Heat (several times) phosphorylated metabolites electrical work structural work phosphorylated proteins osmotic work ATP transport work metabolic work mechanical work Explanations (do not write onto chart) high-energy intermediates membrane potentials, action potentials polymerization – e.g., chitin, cellulose often resulting in conformational changes hydroregulation, transport, excretion nutrient uptake, excretion synthesis – e.g., amino acids, lipids, sugars motor proteins – e.g., myosin, dynein Group flow chart - Common types of biological work If necessary, draw consensus flow chart from class discussion on the back of this page 2. Group brainstorming for characterizing biological energy flow. Use your own terms to describe the general features and operating rules for biological energy flow through the photosynthesis/respiration cycle, during cellular work, and into the environment. Group list: Consensus list: HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT: The homework assignment for this GAE is available from GAE assignment link in the course menu in the 207 website. DUE FRIDAY 2/4.