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What process is typical of cancer?
A replacement of damaged cells
B DNA replication
C cellular death
D uncontrolled cell division

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Answer:

D. Uncontrolled Cell Division

Explanation:

Fun Fact: Cancer can make mini cancer that can stack on top of itself.

Uncontrolled cell division is a typical characteristic of cancer.  

• The normal cells varies from cancer cells in many ways.  

• When a series of mutations takes place in the normal cells, it turns into cancer cells, that is, the cells start to grow and proliferate without any control.  

• The normal cells stays in the region where they start, while the cancer cells possesses the tendency to spread and invade the distant and nearby tissues of the body.  

• The development of cancer cells or uncontrolled cell division takes place due to an array of epigenetic and genetic changes. Some of these changes may be caused by carcinogens present in the environment or may get inherited.  

Thus, correct answer is option D, that is, uncontrolled cell division.

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