aneuugenic
Aneuugenic is a term used in genetics to describe a condition or process that leads to aneuploidy. Aneuploidy is an abnormality in the chromosome number, where a cell has an extra chromosome or is missing a chromosome, compared to the normal diploid number. This deviation from the standard set of chromosomes can occur in somatic cells (body cells) or germ cells (sperm and egg cells).
The causes of aneuugenic events are diverse and can include errors during cell division, particularly meiosis,
Aneuploidy in germ cells can result in offspring with genetic disorders. For instance, Down syndrome is caused