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Genetic changes include all the evolutionary processes over a period of time. In fact the genetic change takes place when new species arise by altering few genes. Genetic change is brought about by a series of mutations in the key regulatory genes. Because of the genetic change the genetic makeup of the cells is changed and there can be various reasons of this change. Sometimes genetic change is brought intentionally in order to develop healthy specie of the organism. For example, genetic change can be a result of cross-breeding.
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