Application of heat to living cells can result in all of the following EXCEPT
A) alteration of membrane permeability.
B) breaking of hydrogen bonds.
C) denaturation of enzymes.
D) damage to nucleic acids.
E) decreased thermal death time.

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The application of heat to living cells can result in alteration of membrane permeability, breaking of hydrogen bonds, denaturation of enzymes, and damage to nucleic acids. However, it typically leads to increased thermal death time rather than decreased thermal death time.

Application of Heat to Living Cells Can Result in All