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bobypop

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Question 1

Mutations that convert proto-oncogenes to oncogenes are mutations that cause
◦ the gene to produce an altered gene product.
◦ underproduction of a normal gene product.
◦ overproduction of a normal gene product.
◦ an increase in the number of copies of the normal gene.
◦ all of these.

Question 2

The discovery of the nature of the Philadelphia chromosome in myelogenous leukemia represents
◦ a chromosome aberration that is secondary to the cancer.
◦ an aberration that is caused by the development of cancer.
◦ a translocation that is a chance event.
◦ a specific chromosome aberration accompanying a specific cancer.
◦ evidence of exposure to chemical carcinogens.
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