Which of the following is a good reason for why tobacco smoke is considered a carcinogen?

it causes mutations leading to cancer.
it causes mutations leading to apoptosis.
it causes mutations leading to inhibition of cell division.

Ans.

Carcinogens can be defined as a physical and chemical agent that leads to development of cancer (carcinogenesis), such as radiation, toxic chemicals, and tumor-causing viruses due to mutations in genetic material of cells.

Tobacco is considered as a carcinogen as it can cause lung cancer, mouth cancer, and various other types of cancer. Tobacco contains around seventy chemicals, which promote or initiate cancer and make it a potent carcinogen.

Thus, the correct answer is option). 'it causes mutations leading to cancer.'

the answer would be d

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