In order for a mutation to initiate cancer formation, which… In order for a mutation to initiate cancer formation, which of the following conditions must exist? Read Details
Telomerase is expressed in normal, adult stem cells. Telomerase is expressed in normal, adult stem cells. Read Details
Which factor is MOST responsible for the decline in the deat… Which factor is MOST responsible for the decline in the death rate of cancer? Read Details
The type of tissue that lines, covers, and protects all inte… The type of tissue that lines, covers, and protects all internal and external surfaces in the body and is the source of most human cancers is mesenchymal tissue. Read Details
Resisting cell death is the behavioral hallmark caused by lo… Resisting cell death is the behavioral hallmark caused by loss of tumor suppressor function. Read Details
Which of the following can cause mutations in driver genes t… Which of the following can cause mutations in driver genes that control cell division? Read Details
Proto-oncogenes are limited to one mechanism by which they c… Proto-oncogenes are limited to one mechanism by which they can become mutated and cause sustained proliferation. Read Details
Tumor suppressor gene mutations are dominant mutations (the… Tumor suppressor gene mutations are dominant mutations (the mutation of one allele will change the gene function). Read Details
The basement membrane (basal lamina) is a set of extracellul… The basement membrane (basal lamina) is a set of extracellular matrix proteins that allow stem cells to anchor themselves to the body, which is a requirement for stem cell survival. Read Details
Events occurring during the pre-malignant phase of carcinoma… Events occurring during the pre-malignant phase of carcinoma development include all of the following EXCEPT: Read Details