Select the correct statements An oncogene is a cancer producing gene A proto-oncogene is only found in cancer cells Tumor suppressor genes are genes whose normal products inhibit cell division A proto-oncogene is a normal cellular gene that has the potential to become an oncogene

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A: Answer Malignant tumor

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