Principles of the thermodynamics in biology systems
The problems of the applicability of laws of classic thermodynamics for the description of corporeal-energetic indexes of various level of organization are discussed here. Although the evolution of biological systems, and also bioenergetic processes are subordinated to uniform physical laws and it is carried out on uniform power mechanisms which are peculiar both inorganic, and organic matter, evolution of biological systems differs more intensive display of process of concentration of internal energy, than it is observed in the inorganic nature. The raised ability to concentration of internal energy defines high intensity and activity of work on transformation of environment and, accordingly, the increase of allocation of energy in entropy process which or it is used in interfaced endergonic processes, or is allocated in environment. But all energy processes of biological systems in aggregate stipulate huge increase in circulation of energy in the nature, as defines intensive evolutionary development. The mechanism of this evolution depends on the preparatory stages by the weak chemical links. These processes are controlled by the difficult systems of the autoregulation in all levels of the organizations.