Once they escape from the main tumor they can grow anywhere in the body.
Although the most common places for secondary tumors to grow are the lungs, liver, lymph nodes, bones, brain and skin.
Answer:
I'm pretty sure it would be about 25% chance but i could be long
Explanation:
im sorry if this is wrong
Artificial selection or selective breeding is a process of selecting the “advantageous” characteristics from the plants or animals by humans and using them for breeding. There are many advantages of artificial selection:
• More agricultural products, gaining higher profit (for example more milk from cow, or more fruit)
• Elimination of diseases by identifying the plants/animals with disease
• Production of superior breed.
On the other hand, negative effects might also occur, so the disadvantages of artificial selection are:
• Genetic mutations
• Loss of genes
• Diseases
All of these negative impacts are connected and often arise from the breeding of desirable organisms.
Sickle Cell is a disease but also a gene thing, about 25% possible but other then not, it would not be possible.
