Multiple Choice
A mutation in a tumor suppressor gene would most likely
A) have no effect on cells.
B) decrease the possibility of cancer.
C) lead to the production of cancer suppressing proteins.
D) increase the possibility of cancer.
E) change proto-oncogenes to oncogenes.
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