Biology, asked by RavenHalloween9149, 1 year ago

Is a carcinogen a mutagen?

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According to a study it is concluded that Approx 90% carcinogen are mutagen.

Not all.

Answered by Anonymous

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Is a carcinogen a mutagen?

➔ A mutagen is something that causes changes in the DNA, while a carcinogen is something that causes cancer. A mutagen can be a chemical or a phenomenon such as ultraviolet radiation. Overexposure to UV radiation has been linked to skin cancer.

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