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Cooking an egg uses heat to rearrange the atoms in the proteins of the egg. This is an example of an:Group of answer choices

Endothermic reaction

Exothermic reaction

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Answer 1
Answer:

Endothermic reaction

An endothermic reaction is those reactions  that take up energy from the environment as that proceeds. The opposite is an exothermic reaction that gives off energy to the environment.

Explanation:

When cooking an egg you require energy to break down the interactions between the protein chains and atoms of the raw egg so they are rearranged into a cooked egg. This is akin to the denaturing of proteins. Cooking food helps ease their digestion. Because we need energy to break down the interactions and bonds of the proteins in the egg this is why we use fire in cooking. This is, therefore, an endothermic reaction.

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What are frogs kingdom, phylum, and class

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What can be expected for the recessive trait of monohybrids from the f2 generation? a.all dominant traits
b.all recessive traits
c.1/3 dominant traits
d.2/3 recessive traits
e.none of the above

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None of the above would be your answer.  Hope you succeed

What is the importance of comparing wild type and mutant fruit flies in genetic research?

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Arrange the terms in order of most inclusive (broadest category) to least inclusive (narrowest category) gene
homologous pair
F1 generation
chromosomes
alleles
genome
nucleotide

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Answer:

The correct answer is

1. F1 generation

2. genome

3. chromosomes

4. homologous pair

5. nucleotide

6. gene

7. Allele

Explanation:

1. Geneome enter into phase I of cell division , known as F1 generation  

2. Genome - the haploid set of chromosomes in a gamete or microorganism  

3. Chromosome

4. The genomes enter into cell division where chromosomes participates and its homologous pairs split.  

5. homologous pairs consist of nucleotide

6.  nucleotide  consists of Genes

7. Genes consists of allele  
genome
allele
gene
homologous pair
chromosomes
nucleotide
F1 generation?

This process produces four new cells with half of the chromosomes as the parent cell.Mitosis
Meiosis
Cell division
Sexual reproduction

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This process is known as meiosis, used to create sex cells.

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Meiosis reduces the number of chromosomes in the parent cell by half
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