Agents that cause mutations are called mutagens. All of the following are examples of mutagens EXCEPT
A) vitamins.
B) X-rays.
C) ultraviolet radiation.
D) cigarette smoke.

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Mutagens are agents that cause genetic mutations. Vitamins, under normal circumstances, do not cause mutations and are essential nutrients for the body. In contrast, X-rays, ultraviolet radiation, and cigarette smoke are well-known mutagens that can damage DNA and lead to mutations.

Agents That Cause Mutations Are Called Mutagens