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How are tumor cells different from normal cells? A. There are chromosomes in tumor cells. B. Mitosis is not regulated in tumor tumor cells. C. Tumor cells use meiosis to replicate. D. Tumor cells are haploid
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How are tumor cells different from normal cells?

A. There are chromosomes in tumor cells.

B. Mitosis is not regulated in tumor tumor cells.

C. Tumor cells use meiosis to replicate.

D. Tumor cells are haploid and other cells are diploid.

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B

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