Answer this questions and support yor answer by using graphs and diagrams. 1-what is the definition...

Answer this questions and support yor answer by using graphs and diagrams.

1-what is the definition of genetic effects of radiations.

2-what is the difference between genetic and somatic effect

3-What are these genetic effects.

4-Table where you give the effects and the corresponding dose

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1.The genetic effect of radiation is an important part of the biological effect of ionizing radiation studied by radiation genetics.

Too much of anything is harmful like too much of anything.ex- the effects of too much of radiation can cause problem from gastrointestinal issue ( nausea ,vomiting) to changes in blood and the central nervous system.

We can also see the effects of Hiroshima and Nagasaki nuclear effect till now in the progenies which are taking birth till now.

2.Genetic effects are those in whose descendants DNA has been exposed to ionising radiation and they are carried on to unexposed generations but somatic effects are those which are in the exposed generations individually.

3.The genetic effects are those which are inherited to the offsprings which are chiefly the mutations, these are mainly caused by the adsorption of ionising radiation into the DNA .ex- Muller first observed these effects in male drosophila ,in this there was adsorption of X rays and the atomic bomb effect in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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