What event occurring during the latency period of carcinogenesis is most likely to contribute to cancer development?

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Not all initiation events lead to cancer development. A major factor in having an initiated cell or tissue undergo malignant transformation is continuing exposure to promoters or promoting events during the latency period. DNA repair, apoptosis, and oncogene inactivation are more likely to lead to correction of the gene damage that occurred during initiation or suppression of cell division than they are to carcinogenesis.

What Event Occurring During the Latency Period of Carcinogenesis Is