Ionizing Radiation Is Capable of Producing Genetic Mutations by

question 60

Multiple Choice

Ionizing radiation is capable of producing genetic mutations by

• A) base-changes in the DNA.
• B) base-deletions in the DNA.
• C) breaking chromosomes.
• D) All of the above.
• E) Only A and B above.

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