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The carcinoma-associated tumor antigen most useful for following patients with ovarian cancer is:
 
  A) CA 72-4
  B) CA 15-3
  C) CA 125
  D) CEA

Question 2

AFP and CEA are examples of which type of tumor marker?
 
  A) Hormone
  B) Enzyme
  C) Oncofetal antigen
  D) Carcinoma-associated antigen



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Answer to Question 1

Ans: C

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Ans: C





 

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