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Why does inheriting a mutation in a gene increase one's risk of developing cancer? 1) It takes more than one mutation to develop cancer. People who inherit a mutation need fewer additional mutations to develop cancer. 2) It takes one mutation to develop cancer. People who inherit a mutation are already developing cancer as soon as they are born. 3) It takes one mutation in the right gene to develop cancer, so if they inherit a mutation in a key gene, then they will develop cancer no matter what. 4) Inheriting a mutation means we don't need mutations from outside sources to develop cancer. 5) None of the above

          Why does inheriting a mutation in a gene increase one's risk of developing cancer?
1) It takes more than one mutation to develop cancer. People who inherit a mutation need fewer additional mutations to develop cancer.
2) It takes one mutation to develop cancer. People who inherit a mutation are already developing cancer as soon as they are born.
3) It takes one mutation in the right gene to develop cancer, so if they inherit a mutation in a key gene, then they will develop cancer no matter what.
4) Inheriting a mutation means we don't need mutations from outside sources to develop cancer.
5) None of the above

Why does inheriting a mutation in a gene increase one's risk of developing cancer?
1) It takes more than one mutation to develop cancer. People who inherit a mutation need fewer additional mutations to develop cancer.
2) It takes one mutation to develop cancer. People who inherit a mutation are already developing cancer as soon as they are born.
3) It takes one mutation in the right gene to develop cancer, so if they inherit a mutation in a key gene, then they will develop cancer no matter what.
4) Inheriting a mutation means we don't need mutations from outside sources to develop cancer.
5) None of the above

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