Oncogenes that encode _____ are NOT known.
A) cytoplasmic G proteins and protein kinases
B) DNA-dependent RNA polymerases
C) growth factors
D) secreted proteins
E) transmembrane protein receptors

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Oncogenes are known to encode for proteins that play a role in cell signaling and growth regulation, such as cytoplasmic G proteins, protein kinases, growth factors, secreted proteins, and transmembrane protein receptors. However, there are no known oncogenes that encode DNA-dependent RNA polymerases, which are enzymes involved in the transcription process, converting DNA into RNA.

Oncogenes That Encode _____ Are NOT Known