A teratogen is an environmental factor that causes birth defects during prenatal development. An example of a teratogen is ionizing radiation.
Teratogen is a substance that causes malformations for a foetus, when it's developing. Examples of teratogenes are alcohol, drugs, led etc.
Infrared radiation in an stove oven and uv radiation in a tanning bed.
teratogen
It is a toxin.
The discovery itself is an example of the value of the scientific method, and has nothing to do with any aspect of electromagnetic radiation. But the confirmed existence of photons is an explanation of the particle behavior of that radiation.
No.
Teratogens are anything potentially harmful to a developing fetus. These include but are not limited to: nicotine, alcohol, drugs, radiation, AIDS, rubella, etc. These cause structural abnormalities and abnormal cell masses to develop in the fetus which can lead to serious birth defects. Some examples of these are * physical and cognitive developmental delays * cleft palate * abnormal facial characteristics * mental retardation * growth defects * heart defects * abnormalities of the fingers and nails * impaired fine and gross motor skills * hearing loss * vision loss/blindness * deformed and paralyzed limbs * small head size and brain
Teratogen is a substance that causes malformations for a foetus, when it's developing. Examples of teratogenes are alcohol, drugs, led etc.
Testosterone
Thalidomide.
teratogen
diagnostic radiation
no
Radiation
in the first trimester
The fireplace's heat is an example of radiation.
Radiation