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Cancer is: unregulated cell division in the body. regulated cell division in the body. a lineage of genetically identical individuals or cells. a mass of cells that does not serve a function in the body.
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Cancer is:

unregulated cell division in the body.
regulated cell division in the body.
a lineage of genetically identical individuals or cells.
a mass of cells that does not serve a function in the body.


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Cancer would be defined as unregulated cell division.
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