What makes genes that control apoptosis not to work properly?
Apoptosis is when cells commit suicide. Sometimes the genes that control this action don’t work, causing cancer. What makes them not work?
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Jessie
21 Nov 2009
Apoptosis is when cells commit suicide. Sometimes the genes that control this action don’t work, causing cancer. What makes them not work?
NTC on 21 Nov 2009 | Genes | Comments (1)
Genetic mutations caused by carcinogenic effects. Ex: Sun damage causes DNA to deform, therefore inhibiting proper function of cells(such as cell suicide when needed) causing skin cancer. Another ex:, nuclear bombs cause A LOT of DNA mutations when an individual survies screwing up normal cell activity