All antineoplastic agents are also effective against cell division among normal healthy cells, particularly the rapidly dividing epithelial cells of the mucus lining in the intestine, the dermis of the skin, and the hair.

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This statement is true. Antineoplastic agents target rapidly dividing cells, which includes both cancerous and normal healthy cells. As a result, they can affect the division of rapidly dividing normal cells in the body such as those lining the intestines, skin, and hair.

All Antineoplastic Agents Are Also Effective Against Cell Division Among