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3 years ago
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You have recently discovered a new gene, have it cloned, and suspect this gene is a proto-oncogene. What is a proto-oncogene and

how would you test your hypothesis that your gene fits this description?
Biology
1 answer:
likoan [24]3 years ago
4 0

Explanation:

A proto-oncogene is a<em> normal gene that usually can stimulate growth and differentiation but if it mutates can become an oncogene and cause cancer</em>. In order to test this gene, you can <em>activate it by promoting its mutation with a DNA amplification (like the one you did in the question) or a chromosomal translocation,</em> then you can observe it in a culture <em>if there's cell transformation you can confirm your hypothesis.</em>

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