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Cancer is a disorder in which cells have lost their ability to control which of the following? o the surface O the rate of osmosis the rate of cell division o the intake of sugars
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Cancer is a disorder in which cells have lost their ability to control which of the following?
o the surface
O the rate of osmosis
the rate of cell division
o the intake of sugars
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the rate of cell division, cancer is caused by uncontrollable cell growth ie what creates tumours and mets.
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the rate of cell division
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