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Definitions for "GENETIC EFFECTS"
Keywords:  ova, mutations, reproductive, sperm, teratogenic
Related Terms: Germline mutation, Mutagenicity, Somatic mutations, Mutagenic, Hereditary mutation, Genotoxicity, Mutation, Germline mosaicism, Somatic mutation, Spontaneous mutation, Genetic mutation, Suppressor mutation, Maternal inheritance, Haploinsufficiency, Mutations, Mutagenesis, Polygenic inheritance, Suppressor gene, Lethal gene, Mutant, X-linked, Mutagen, Complementation, Genetic, Epistasis, Single gene disorder, Monogenic, Genetic linkage, Polygenic, Gene mutation, Sex-linked, Neutral mutation, Autosomal dominant inheritance, Allelic exclusion, Polymorphism, Sex linkage, Genomic imprinting, Hemizygous, Multifactorial inheritance, Autosomal recessive inheritance, Heritable, Haplotype, Epigenetics, Genotype, Sex-linked inheritance, Genetic mosaic, Genetic variation, Position effect, Chimaera, Epigenetic
A genetic effect is the result of exposure to radioactivity or substances that cause damage to the genes of a reproductive cell (sperm or egg) which can then be passed from one generation to another.
doh.wa.gov
Effects that are inheritable and appear in the descendants of those exposed.
sra.org
Changes in a person's germ calls (sperm or ova) that are transmissible to future generations. Such changes result from mutations in genes within the germ cells.
biotech.law.lsu.edu
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