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Cancer cells do not respond to the body's normal stop and go signals for growth and differentiation, becoming "deaf" to the community of cells that make up the human body. In this sense, which of the following are ways that a cancer cell becomes "deaf"? Cancer cells may make their own growth factor to stimulate their own growth Cancer cells may activate a receptor that signals growth in the absence of a growth factor Cancer cells may produce pro-apoptotic proteins to signal their own death Cancers cells may express cyclins that override cell cycle arrest controls Cancer cells can transmit vascular endothelial growth signals to recruit their own network of blood vessels Cancer cells up-regulate surface proteins that enable the immune system to detect them

          Cancer cells do not respond to the body's normal stop and go signals for growth and differentiation, becoming "deaf" to the community of cells that make up the human body. In this sense, which of the following are ways that a cancer cell becomes "deaf"?
Cancer cells may make their own growth factor to stimulate their own growth
Cancer cells may activate a receptor that signals growth in the absence of a growth factor
Cancer cells may produce pro-apoptotic proteins to signal their own death
Cancers cells may express cyclins that override cell cycle arrest controls
Cancer cells can transmit vascular endothelial growth signals to recruit their own network of blood vessels
Cancer cells up-regulate surface proteins that enable the immune system to detect them

Cancer cells do not respond to the body's normal stop and go signals for growth and differentiation, becoming "deaf" to the community of cells that make up the human body. In this sense, which of the following are ways that a cancer cell becomes "deaf"?
Cancer cells may make their own growth factor to stimulate their own growth
Cancer cells may activate a receptor that signals growth in the absence of a growth factor
Cancer cells may produce pro-apoptotic proteins to signal their own death
Cancers cells may express cyclins that override cell cycle arrest controls
Cancer cells can transmit vascular endothelial growth signals to recruit their own network of blood vessels
Cancer cells up-regulate surface proteins that enable the immune system to detect them

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