Bioenergtics
Energy is required to do work. All living beings work to maintain their life processes; hence they require energy. Main source of energy is sun. Only green plants are capable of trapping the solar energy by the process of photosynthesis. By photosynthesis, solar energy is converted into chemical energy, which is stored in plants as food. The food chain in ecosystems, transfer that energy from plants to other animals. Bioenergetics deals with the study of different forms of energy that maintains the ecosystems on earth.
Chief forms of energy
Bioenergetics
Bioenergetics deals with
At successive stages from producers to consumers loss of energy takes place (e.g., through respiration), which leads to decrease in availability of energy. One of the main concept of bioenergetics is in an ecosystem, energy flows in one direction only unlike the materials like carbon nitrogen etc., that are used in cyclic process repeatedly by the ecosystem.
Energy crisis
All living beings on earth are dependent for their energy on green plants that can trap a finite amount of solar energy. Cutting down of trees and forests by man is decreasing that energy considerably. Man is also diverting most of this fixed solar energy for the use of man only. This is leading to damage the natural ecosystems on earth. It is just like a man spending out the hereditary property without earning a single penny, which means starvation and death.
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| Biochemistry | Digestive System | Zoology |
| Cell Biology | Endocrine System | Anatomy |
| Molecular Biology | Reproductive system | Biotechnology |
| Genetics | Photosynthesis | Metabolic Pathways |
| Immunology | Etiolation | Lipids |
| Microbiology | Germination | Nucleic acids |
| Physiology | Transpiration | Translation |
| Endocrinology | Vertebrates | Central Dogma |
| Carbohydrates | Speciation | Biosensors |
| Proteins | Species Concept | Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics |
| Transcription | Hormones | Apoptosis |
| Replication | Necrosis | Cell Signaling |
| Bioenergetics | Root System | Cell Organelles |
| Proteomics | TCA Cycle | Cancer |
| Cell Cycle and Cell Division | Urea Cycle | Mendelian Genetics |
| Cellular Transport | Electron Transport Chain | Antibody |
| Protein Kinesis | Clinical Biochemistry | Immunity and Immune Cells |
| Cell Communication | Physiology of the Body | Vaccines |
| Cell adhesion | Morphological Study of Plants | EcoSystem |
| Antigen | Shoot System | Food chain |
| Inflammation | Glycolysis | Biological Control |
| Complement Systems | Purines and Pyrimidines | Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation |
| Histocompatability Complex | Diseases of the Immune System | Speciation |
| Biomes | Anatomy of the Body | Geologic Eras |
| Food Web | Human Genome Project | Circulatory System |
| Symbiosis | Flowering | Excretory System |
| Adaptation | Plant Hormones | Respiratory System |
| Origin of Life | Transgenic Plants | Immune System |
| Nervous System | Invertebrates | Taxonomy |
| Cardiovascular System | Isolating Mechanisms | Respiration |
| Molecular Cycle | Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes | |