Question

5. Entropy Discussion (10 pts) a. Describe an irreversible biological process that occurs in nature. b. Describe a biological process in nature that is nearly reversible. c. Describe a natural process that involves an increase in entropy. d. Use examples to argue for the view that "entropy is like an executive who instantly determines what will happen, whereas energy is like a bookkeeper telling us how little we can afford".

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a irreversible biological changes are the ones that can not be reversed and can not get their originality back. Examples © Cermination of seeds e flowering of buds. ③ Photosynthesis process. 6CO2 + 1211,0 G Higol +60+6420 a sunlight chelorophyll Glucose . 1 . podsboro Reversible biological changes are the ones that can be deversed and can not get their originality back. "Оска . - The new study suggests the possibility of reversing at least some of these changes. "Aging is something plastic that we can manipulate, says Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte the study's senior author and an expert in gene expression at salk. In their study Belmonte a rejuvenated cells by turning on, for a short period of the four genies that have the capacity to convert adult calls back into an ehmbyoniclike state.

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