Which of the following observations would support the Darwinian theory for the evolution of cancer cells (select all that apply)? A.Mutations enable tumor cells to grow faster than normal cells. B.Cells within the tumor each have different mutation in RAS C.Cells isolated from a tumor are all found to have an inactivating mutation in a gene that is normally pro-apoptotic D.Cells of the same type isolated from a tumor are all found to have multiple identical mutations E.Cells of the same type isolated from a tumor are found to be genetically distinct and have different types of mutations

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Which of the following observations would support the Darwinian theory for the evolution of cancer cells (select all that apply)?

	A.	Mutations enable tumor cells to grow faster than normal cells.
	B.	Cells within the tumor each have different mutation in RAS
	C.	Cells isolated from a tumor are all found to have an inactivating mutation in a gene that is normally pro-apoptotic
	D.	Cells of the same type isolated from a tumor are all found to have multiple identical mutations
	E.	Cells of the same type isolated from a tumor are found to be genetically distinct and have different types of mutations

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