3 - Exposure to radiation
Radiation ionises cells and can cause mutations in genes.
The rest of the options have no affect on genetics at all, merely a temporary affect on the physical aspects of the body, such as heart rate etc.
Answer:
E is the answer, hope it helps!
The answer is B as many monomers combine together, breaking their carbon carbon double bonds to form one large polymer.
Both of the Hibiscus plants have different colors, when mixing both the blue and yellow gene the younger plants combined the genes and make the color green.
Lymphoma. It is a blood cancer that occurs in the body's lymphatic system.
Leukemia. It is a blood cancer in which malignant white blood cells multiply inside your body's bone marrow.
Myeldoysplastic syndrome (MDS)
