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Mutagenicity is a specific term that refers to a permanent, heritable change in the structure or amount of genetic material of an organism and includes gene mutations as well as structural and numerical alterations in chromosomes (Eastmond et al.
Best Answer: Mutagen: a substance that causes mutation, i.e. that causes changes in genes. Teratogen: Substance that deforms the fetus in the womb and so induces birth defects. Carcinogen: a substance that causes cancer. All of them give undesirable defects in human beings, the difference is obvious from the definitions.