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Apply the Key terms to fill in the blanks to demonstrate knowledge of cancer development. Key terms: o Cell cycle O Regulator O Proteins O Mutated o Unrepaired Read the passage to fill in the blanks

Apply the Key terms to fill in the blanks to demonstrate knowledge of cancer development. Key terms: o Cell cycle O Regulator O Proteins O Mutated o Unrepaired Read the passage to fill in the blanks

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN:9780134580999
Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation
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Apply the Key terms to fill in the blanks to demonstrate knowledge of cancer development. Key terms: o Cell cycle O Regulator O Proteins O Mutated o Unrepaired Read the passage to fill in the blanks The steps that lead to a cell becoming cancerous occur when one of the genes that produce proteins becomes and produces a malformed, possibly non-functional, regulator protein. This increases the chance that more mutations will be left, in the cell. Each subsequent generation of cells sustains more damage. The cell cycle can speed up as a result of loss of functional checkpoint The cells can lose the ability to self-destruct and continue to divide resulting in cancer development.
Transcribed Image Text:Apply the Key terms to fill in the blanks to demonstrate knowledge of cancer development. Key terms: o Cell cycle O Regulator O Proteins O Mutated o Unrepaired Read the passage to fill in the blanks The steps that lead to a cell becoming cancerous occur when one of the genes that produce proteins becomes and produces a malformed, possibly non-functional, regulator protein. This increases the chance that more mutations will be left, in the cell. Each subsequent generation of cells sustains more damage. The cell cycle can speed up as a result of loss of functional checkpoint The cells can lose the ability to self-destruct and continue to divide resulting in cancer development.
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