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On the cellular level, what causes cancer? A. cells produced with DNA B. accelerated cell death C. out-of-control cell growth and division D. defective cell membranes
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On the cellular level, what causes cancer?

A. cells produced with DNA

B. accelerated cell death

C. out-of-control cell growth and division

D. defective cell membranes

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A

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I think the answer is d but I’m not sure
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