Cancerous growths appear to grow faster than the tissues around them because
A) their mitosis rates are higher.
B) they do not stop dividing even when crowding occurs.
C) the cancer cells inhibit the reproduction of the surrounding normal cells.
D) their mitosis rates are higher, and they do not stop dividing even when crowding occurs.
E) their mitosis rates are higher, they do not stop dividing even when crowding occurs, and the cancer cells inhibit the reproduction of the surrounding normal cells.
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Q1: Which of the following would NOT be
Q3: Which term refers to the processes by
Q4: Cancer cells
A) have altered plasma membranes.
B) are
Q5: How many people in the United States
Q6: When a normal cell is transformed into
Q7: Under the microscope, cancerous tumors
A) display well-differentiated
Q8: By analogy, a tumor suppressor gene would
Q9: By analogy, an oncogene would correspond to
Q10: Cancer cells are able to stimulate the
Q11: Proto-oncogenes
A) code for abnormal growth factors.
B) are
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