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Ionizing Radiation
Breaks DNA double strands (X-rays)
UV Radiation
Forms thymine dimers (UV light (sunlight))
Deaminating Agents
Remove amino groups from bases, changing base pairings (Nitrous Acid (HNO2))
Intercalating Agent
Inster between DNA bases, causing frameshifts and DNA helix distortion (Ethidium Bromide, & Proflavine)
Base Analogs
Mimic normal bases and are incorporated during replication (5-Bromouracil (5-BU))
Hydroxylating/ Oxidizing Agents
Create oxidized bases that mispair (Hydroxyl Radicals (-OH, ROS))
Alkylating Agents
Add methyl, or ethyl groups to bases, altering pairing (EMS, MMS, Nitrogen Mustards)