The Centrality-Lethality Rule States That

Multiple Choice

The centrality-lethality rule states that

A) lethality of cancer cells is central to their evolutionary persistence.
B) yeast colonies nearest to the center of a petri dish have the lowest viability.
C) the amino acids at the center of a folded protein can cause lethality if unfolding occurs.
D) no two proteins at the center of a protein interaction network can exist in the same cell.
E) hub proteins are likely to be essential for viability.