ANSWER: CANCER DEVELOPMENT
EXPLANATION:
Tumor suppressor genes (TSGs) are genes that regulates the cell cycle of a cell (i.e the cell division and replication). In other words, TSGs encodes protein that act as control or regulator of cell growth.
However, when there is an alteration in the genetic sequence (mutation) of the TSGs, this make the cell not to respond to cues that had been regulating it growth.
Thus, when cell growth is not regulated, it results to runaway or abnormal cell growth (i.e multiple folds cell division and replication), in other word referred to as “cancer”.
Answer:
Which term describes a group of cells that are similar and work together?
Tissues are group of similar cells and work together to perform a specific or particular function
Explanation:
The answer to this is mechanic energy.
DNA is located in genes, and genes are inside chromosomes.
DNA sequence tells the ribosomes what protein to create
