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How does cancer differ from most other genetic disorders?
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How does cancer differ from most other genetic disorders?

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The answer to the question is because the genes are in the dna
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Genes are in the DNA of every cell in the body, and they control how cells grow, divide, and die. Cancer occurs when one or more cells in an organ develop a mutation, which can cause the cells to grow uncontrollably.
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