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11. You study the cell cycle of human hepatocytes (i.e. cells from the main tissue of the liver). You
isolate and culture a single hepatocyte from a tissue sample you have received. You then track the rate
of cell division over time under the stimulation of a growth factor. After a few rounds of steady cell
divisions, you notice that cells divide progressively faster, have a smaller volume and divide
uncontrollably even in the absence of any growth factor.
Which of the following is consistent with this observation?
A. The G₂ checkpoint is functional but the G₁ checkpoint is non-functional
B.
The G₁ checkpoint is functional but the G₂ checkpoint is non-functional
C. The Ras gene is mutated
D. Cells undergo apoptosis
E. Cells have entered the Go phase
Transcribed Image Text:11. You study the cell cycle of human hepatocytes (i.e. cells from the main tissue of the liver). You isolate and culture a single hepatocyte from a tissue sample you have received. You then track the rate of cell division over time under the stimulation of a growth factor. After a few rounds of steady cell divisions, you notice that cells divide progressively faster, have a smaller volume and divide uncontrollably even in the absence of any growth factor. Which of the following is consistent with this observation? A. The G₂ checkpoint is functional but the G₁ checkpoint is non-functional B. The G₁ checkpoint is functional but the G₂ checkpoint is non-functional C. The Ras gene is mutated D. Cells undergo apoptosis E. Cells have entered the Go phase
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