Cancer and Cell Cycle Regulation
A biologist is studying a cell line that has become cancerous. The cells are rapidly dividing and have lost the ability to undergo apoptosis. This scenario suggests a malfunction in:
A
Oncogenes
B
Proto-oncogenes
C
Cyclins
D
Tumor suppressor genes
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