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How are tumor cells different from normal cells? a. tumor cells use meiosis to replicate b. tumor cells are haploid and other cells are diploid c. there are no chromosomes in tumor cells d. mitosis is not regulated in tumor cells

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DrMantisToboggan DrMantisToboggan

12-07-2020

Answer:

d. mitosis is not regulated in tumor cells

Explanation:

Cancer cells are cancer because they have unregulated/ uncontrolled growth, and this happens when we have unregulated mitosis (which is cell growth/division)

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liviwright2004 liviwright2004

13-07-2020

Answer:

D

Explanation:

Cancer cells have more genetic changes compared to normal cells, it may be a result in cancer, but not all changes cause cancer.

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