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AssignmentMultiple Choice

Cell Division and Mitosis

Question 8 • Anatomy & Physiology A

Cancer is a disease caused by

Answer
A
cells reversing the process of mitosis.
B
cells undergoing mitosis uncontrollably.
C
cells that have stopped undergoing mitosis.
D
cells that end up with extra DNA after mitosis.

Explanation

Cancer develops when cells lose normal controls on cell division and keep multiplying when they should stop. This is uncontrolled mitosis, which can form tumors and may allow cancer cells to spread. Cells reversing mitosis, stopping division, or simply having extra DNA are not the general cause described here.

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