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what is mutation?
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Answer / shalini
Sudden heritable change in dna or chromosomes is called
mutation.There are agents which cause mutations called
mutagens.Due to mutations many abnormalities will apeear in
nerw generations which may be useful or harmful.
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Answer / jagadish
Mutation is the heritable changes occuring in DNA (in
the gene). Mutation takes place due to some changes
in nature and for existence3 of a species..
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