What happens when cells get off track? How does this lead in cancer?

Biology

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docker41 [41]2 years ago

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Answer:

When cells get off track, there will be continuous increase in cell divisions and when there is increase, it will lead to increase in cells or cells multiplication occupying a place and cancerous cells developed.

Explanation:

Cancer is as a result of cell divisions and cell growth that is not checked which is as a result of breakdown in some cells processes which regulate the cell cycle and this is as a result in mutations or changes in the DNA sequence of genes code that regulate cell divisions causing increase in cell divisions such as cell cycle arrest or programmed cell death.

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