p53 is one example of a tumor suppressor gene that, if healthy helps stop cancer formation. True False
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Which of the following statements about tumor suppressor genes is false? Individuals with one copy of a tumor suppressor gene deleted will likely have a higher risk of cancer. Inactivation of tumor suppressor genes leads to enhanced cell survival and proliferation. Their normal function usually helps restrain cell division. Gene amplification of tumor suppressor genes is a common pathway leading to increased cancer risk.
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which of the following statements regarding p53 is FALSE? a.) p53 is loss of function cancer critical gene b.) p53 activation can convert a malignant cell into a benign cell c.) radiation therapy can lead to activation of p53 d.) under normal cellular conditions the concentration of p53 is kept low e.) the is more than one false statement above
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