Biology, asked by Joshua2133, 1 year ago

Why is UVA light considered a mutagen?

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Answered by Arslankincsem
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The UVA light is considered a mutagen because it punctures the skin and can cause changes.

UV rays are the radiation source that commonly affects the DNA, and it will penetrate the surface cells of the human skin.

On the other hand, UVA radiation penetrates and cause mutations hence called a mutagen.

Answered by abu73
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UVA light is considered as a mutagen because is causes harm to your skin cells and ultimately punctures it.

UVA radiations penetrates through your skin and affects your DNA.

UVA penetrates through your body and cause mutations hence, it is considered as a mutagen.
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