Which of the following are considered oncogenes? Select ALL that apply. Group of answer choices Ras p27kip APC Raf
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- Oncogenes are mutated or overexpressed versions of normal genes (proto-oncogenes) that promote cell growth and division, leading to cancer. - Tumor suppressor genes inhibit cell growth or promote apoptosis; their loss of function can lead to cancer. Show more…
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