What does "density-dependent inhibition" refer to? cells will only divide if they are attached to something cells will only divide if they reach a minimum density cells will only divide if they get a chemical signal from another cell cells will not divide if they reach a maximum density a method to stop the growth of cancer cells
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13. Which is NOT an independent source of genetic variation? a. Independent assortment of chromosomes b. Cross-over c. Random fertilization d. Mitosis 14. Which is true of the cell cycle? a. The timing of cell division is controlled by cyclins and CDKs b. A characteristic of cancer cells is density-dependent inhibition c. The cell cycle is controlled solely by signals external to the cell d. The cell cycle is controlled solely by internal signals. 15. A cell that passes the restriction point will most likely a. Stop dividing b. Divide c. Show density dependent inhibition d. Die
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