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What is cancer?
What is cancer?
- A group of diseases characterized by uncontrolled growth and spread of mutant body cells. (correct)
- A disease that only affects the cardiovascular system.
- A condition that strengthens the normal body cells.
- A single disease caused by normal body cells.
How are cancer cells metabolically different from normal cells?
How are cancer cells metabolically different from normal cells?
- They are more active and deprive normal cells of nutrients. (correct)
- They have higher resistance to DNA damage/repair.
- They are less efficient in depriving nutrients from normal cells.
- They have reduced activity.
What is the function of genes in an organism?
What is the function of genes in an organism?
- Genes play no role in an organism's development.
- Genes define all characteristics of an organism except eye color.
- Genes write almost all proteins and perform various cellular activities. (correct)
- Genes are only responsible for eye color.
Which project revealed that the human genome consists of 20,000-25,000 genes?
Which project revealed that the human genome consists of 20,000-25,000 genes?
What do genes primarily control in organisms?
What do genes primarily control in organisms?
Which type of mutations can trigger different types of cancers?
Which type of mutations can trigger different types of cancers?
What is the role of carcinogens in cancer development?
What is the role of carcinogens in cancer development?
Which type of cancer is more common according to WHO data?
Which type of cancer is more common according to WHO data?
How are inherited cancers different from sporadic cancers?
How are inherited cancers different from sporadic cancers?
How can early detection of cancer benefit patients?
How can early detection of cancer benefit patients?
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