MPF stands for mitotic promoting factor and this is a[n)... A. proto-oncogene B. oncogene C. cdk-cyclin complex D. tumor suppressor gene

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MPF stands for mitotic promoting factor and this is a[n)...

A. proto-oncogene
B. oncogene
C. cdk-cyclin complex
D. tumor suppressor gene

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A. should be correct

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