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Compare the growth of a normal cell with and without growth factors?
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Normal cells stop reproducing once enough cells are present; cancer cells reproduce uncontrollably, even when there are enough cells. Cancerous cells also have too many growth factors (chemicals that tell cells to grow and divide).
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