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| Description: Tumor suppressor genes act like a brake on cell function. The second figure example shows a mutation in the tumor suppressor gene that allows the continued function of the gene and production of its protein product. A diagram shows in a tumor suppressor gene, normal growth inhibiting proteins act as a brake and cell division is under control. In the mutated tumor suppressor gene, defective protein is nonfunction, so cells replicate without interruption. Picture Stats: Views: 116 Filesize: 126.7kB Height: 655 Width: 1034 Source: https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=49850 |