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Radiation – e.g. UV radiation from the sun, gamma radiation from radioisotopes, X-rays from medical equipmentChemical – e.g. reactive oxygen species (found in pollutants), alkylating agents (found in cigarettes)Biological Agents – e.g. bacteria (such as Helicobacter pylori), viruses (such as human papilloma virus)Agents which increase the rate of genetic mutations are called mutagens, and can lead to the formation of genetic diseasesMutagens which lead to the formation of cancer are more specifically referred to as carcinogens 1,1,0 | n,n,n,n Radiation – e.g. UV radiation from the sun, gamma radiation from radioisotopes, X-rays from medical equipmentChemical – e.g. reactive oxygen species (found in pollutants), alkylating agents (found in cigarettes)............... ......Biological Agents – e.g. bacteria (such as Helicobacter pylori), viruses (such as human papilloma virus)Agents which increase the rate of genetic mutations are called ......... ............mutagens, and can lead to the formation of genetic diseasesMutagens which lead to the formation of cancer are more specifically referred to as ... Radiation – e.g. UV radiation from the sun, gamma radiation from radioisotopes, X-rays from medical equipmentChemical – e.g. reactive oxygen species (found in pollutants), alkylating agents (found in cigarettes)Biological Agents – e.g. bacteria (such as Helicobacter pylori), viruses (such as human papilloma virus)Agents which increase the rate of genetic mutations are called mutagens, and can lead to the formation of genetic diseasesMutagens which lead to the formation of cancer are more specifically referred to as carcinogens

Accepted Answer

Factors which can induce mutations include  Radiation – e.g. UV radiation from the sun, gamma radiation from radioisotopes, X-rays from medical equipment.................. ...Chemical – e.g. reactive oxygen species (found in pollutants), alkylating agents (found in cigarettes)Biological Agents – e.g. bacteria (such as Helicobacter pylori), viruses (such as human papilloma virus)............ .........Agents which increase the rate of genetic mutations are called mutagens, and can lead to the formation of genetic diseases...... ...............Mutagens which lead to the formation of cancer are more specifically referred to as carcinogens

Original	Radiation – e.g. UV radiation from the sun, gamma radiation from radioisotopes, X-rays from medical equipment Chemical – e.g. reactive oxygen species (found in pollutants), alkylating agents (found in cigarettes) Biological Agents – e.g. bacteria (such as Helicobacter pylori), viruses (such as human papilloma virus) Agents which increase the rate of genetic mutations are called mutagens, and can lead to the formation of genetic diseases Mutagens which lead to the formation of cancer are more specifically referred to as carcinogens
Title	Factors which can induce mutations include
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Text1	Radiation – e.g. UV radiation from the sun, gamma radiation from radioisotopes, X-rays from medical equipment ... ... ... ... ... ...
Text2	Radiation – e.g. UV radiation from the sun, gamma radiation from radioisotopes, X-rays from medical equipment Chemical – e.g. reactive oxygen species (found in pollutants), alkylating agents (found in cigarettes) ... ... ... ... ...
Text3	... Chemical – e.g. reactive oxygen species (found in pollutants), alkylating agents (found in cigarettes) Biological Agents – e.g. bacteria (such as Helicobacter pylori), viruses (such as human papilloma virus) ... ... ... ...
Text4	... ... Biological Agents – e.g. bacteria (such as Helicobacter pylori), viruses (such as human papilloma virus) Agents which increase the rate of genetic mutations are called ... ... ...
Text5	... ... ... Agents which increase the rate of genetic mutations are called mutagens, and can lead to the formation of genetic diseases ... ...
Text6	... ... ... ... mutagens, and can lead to the formation of genetic diseases Mutagens which lead to the formation of cancer are more specifically referred to as ...
Text7	... ... ... ... ... Mutagens which lead to the formation of cancer are more specifically referred to as carcinogens
Full	Radiation – e.g. UV radiation from the sun, gamma radiation from radioisotopes, X-rays from medical equipment Chemical – e.g. reactive oxygen species (found in pollutants), alkylating agents (found in cigarettes) Biological Agents – e.g. bacteria (such as Helicobacter pylori), viruses (such as human papilloma virus) Agents which increase the rate of genetic mutations are called mutagens, and can lead to the formation of genetic diseases Mutagens which lead to the formation of cancer are more specifically referred to as carcinogens

Radiation E.G Agents Found Genetic Lead Formation Mutations