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The 73 pages that link to Mutation, each with the reason it gives.

• DNA replicationNarrower topic: Errors that persist after replication and repair can become mutations.

• CancerNarrower topic: Cancer-driving mutations alter genes that regulate cell growth and survival.

• MutagenesisNarrower topic: Mutagenesis describes the processes that generate these genetic changes.

• Hugo de VriesNarrower topic: De Vries used the term for sudden heritable variations, though his examples were often chromosomal changes.

• MutationismNarrower topic: Mutationism assigns evolutionary novelty to discrete heritable changes.

• Aziz SancarNarrower topic: Unrepaired DNA damage can become mutation when cells copy altered DNA.

• HaplogroupNarrower topic: Inherited mutations mark the branches used to define haplogroups.

• Hermann Joseph MullerNarrower topic: The inherited changes in his experiments were mutations.