Nick Palmer
Of course a cell does not defy entropy. It takes in a certain amount of
energy, uses that to reduce the entropy of the materials it takes in to make
what it "desires". The amount of increase of entropy (disorder) caused by
the use of the energy is larger than the amount of decrease in entropy
(increased order) of the products of the cells production. It's like running
up a downwards moving escalator - you get higher by expending a lot more
energy (increasing entropy) than you could recover by going down again once
you reached the top.
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