Multiple Choice
The MOST likely reason(s) a metastatic tumor cell might lose its connection to the basal lamina would be:
A) a change in the composition of the basal lamina.
B) the loss of integrin proteins from the cell's surface.
C) a change in the type of integrin proteins present on the cell's surface.
D) the loss of integrin proteins from the cell's surface, or a change in the type of integrin proteins present on the cell's surface.
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