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100

Which type of cancer is most commonly diagnosed?

Female breast cancer

100

Which two phases does the cell spend adding nutrients, proteins, and chromosomes?

G1 and G2

100

Which of the three versions of p53 worked: a, b, or c?

p53a

200

Which type of cancer is most lethal?

Lung and Bronchus cancer

200

During which stage of the cell cycle does the cell duplicate its DNA?

S phase

200

What are the ONLY two correct base pairings in DNA (aka letter pairings)?

A-T

C-G

300

What is the correlation between age and cancer?

Older people are more likely to get cancer

300

What is the name of the mutation we observed in the simulation?

Substitution

400

What is the gene that protects animals from getting cancer?

p53
400

How do tumors cause illness?

Tumors disrupt the normal functions of the body

400

Why do taller people have higher rates of cancer?

Taller people have more cells, which lead to more mutations. 

500

Large animals rarely get cancer. What protects them from getting cancer?

More copies of p53 than humans
500

How are cancer cells different from non-cancer cells?

They have a mutation in their chromosomes

500

Why do older people have higher rates of cancer?

Their cells have divided more, which leads to more mutations.

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