What makes radiation dangerous to cells? A. It is uncontrollable and very warm. B. It has very high energy waves and can break up DNA. C. It encourages the building of more cells and overloads the body

What makes radiation dangerous to cells?

A. It is uncontrollable and very warm.
B. It has very high energy waves and can break up DNA.
C. It encourages the building of more cells and overloads the body with new cells.
D. It cools cells down to a temprature where cells cannot reproduce.

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