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How does a mutation in the RAS gene lead to uncontrolled cellular division?
The RAS protein becomes stuck in the âonâ position.
A The RAS protein can no longer act as a tumor suppressor.
B The RAS protein becomes stuck in the âoffâ position.
C The RAS protein gets stuck in the plasma membrane.
D The RAS protein can no longer act to repair DNA damage.
How does a mutation in the RAS gene lead to uncontrolled cellular division?
The RAS protein becomes stuck in the âonâ position. |
A | The RAS protein can no longer act as a tumor suppressor. |
B | The RAS protein becomes stuck in the âoffâ position. |
C | The RAS protein gets stuck in the plasma membrane. |
D | The RAS protein can no longer act to repair DNA damage. |
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Tod ThielLv2
16 Sep 2018