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Cancers Are Groups of Cells That Divide Rapidly and Uncontrollably

Question 12

Multiple Choice

Cancers are groups of cells that divide rapidly and uncontrollably.Thus,cancer cells

A) are always in the G₀ phase.
B) never enter the cell cycle.
C) have a relatively short G₁ phase.
D) are stuck at the metaphase plate.

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