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Smoking Causes DNA Mutations   permalink
originally from Protein Feed, reBlogged by bev on October 8, 2004

The amount of smoke in just one or two puffs of a cigarette can cause breaks in DNA and defects to a cell's chromosomes, leading to irreversible changes in genetic information being passed to a newly divided cell, according to University of Pittsburgh researchers.



    
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