Question 16 When normal human cells are grown in a culture plate, they typically stop growing once a monolayer of cells is formed at the bottom of the plate. This arrest in division is an example of? Anchorage-dependence cell division Growth factor-induced division Density-dependent inhibition Malfunction of the cell cycle checkpoints Question 17 When a DNA segment is cut and inserted in the opposite orientation, it is an example of: Deletion Inversion Reciprocal translocation Duplication
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