Studying the factors affecting human genetics due to environmental degradation and climate change
Abstract
Environmental degradation and climate change have significant impacts on human genetics. The article examines the factors affecting human genetics due to these changes. It highlights the effects of environmental pollution, exposure to radiation, and climate change on gene expression, mutations, and genetic diversity. The article also explores the role of epigenetics in mediating the effects of environmental changes on human genetics. Additionally, it discusses the implications of these changes for human health, including the risk of genetic disorders and diseases. The article concludes by calling for more research into the interactions between the environment and genetics to better understand the consequences of environmental degradation and climate change on human populations.