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Homeotic genes are master regulator genes that direct the development of particular body segments or structures. ... Most animal homeotic genes encode transcription factor proteins that contain a region called the homeodomain and are called Hox genes.
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The correct answer is a cancerous tumor.
Explanation:
Density-dependent inhibition refers to the phenomenon in which the crowded cells stop proliferating. In the process, the group of cells present in a region force competition for space, nourishment, and growth factors. Thus, when the cells are clumped together, they receive the signals to stop dividing further. Thus, in density-dependent inhibition, when the density is high no division of cells takes place.
Density-dependent inhibition is a process in which the growth of the cells is restrained to a specific limit of density, after that the growth gets prevented, probably due to cell-cell contacts. On the other hand, the tumor cells generally do not possess density-dependent inhibition, due to this, the cancer cells show unlimited growth without getting ceased. Therefore, in the given case, the source of the tissue sample is primarily a cancerous tumor.
