Multiple Choice
A way that a microRNA can cause cancer is to
A) insert into an oncogene.
B) insert into a tumor suppressor gene.
C) cause a translocation.
D) block translation of tumor suppressor gene transcripts.
E) duplicate the genome.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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