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Copy of Friday (10/23) - Disruptions Review MORFIN (5/2/2026)

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Mutations to DNA occur during which part of the cell cycle?

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2.

Complete the flowchart below in order to explain how some cancers can form.

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Formation of cancer/tumor

Regulated division of healthy daughter cells

Unregulated mutations within cells

Exposure to carcinogens (smoking, UV radiation)

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3.

Which of the following are caused by disruptions to the cell cycle?

Select three correct answers.

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Apoptosis is .

If apoptosis is unregulated (too much or too little apoptosis), this can lead to

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6.

Which side represents cancerous cells?

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What reason would cells start replicating quickly on side B?

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8.

Which of the following best describes cancer?

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9.

Why is it important to keep the cell cycle regulated (controlled)?