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    Drugs That Inhibit General Expression or Function of an Oncogene
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Drugs That Inhibit General Expression or Function of an Oncogene

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Question 3

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Drugs that inhibit general expression or function of an oncogene will


A) inhibit division of tumor cells only.
B) kill tumor cells only.
C) kill tumor cells as well as normal cells.
D) inhibit cell division of tumor cells and normal cells.

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