Question 8 Listen In prostate cancer, several genes are known to be methylated that are not methylated in normal tissue. Based on this, one might expect that ☐ a) In cancer cells, these genes are transcribed more than in normal cells and proteins that stimulate cell division are made. b) In cancer cells, these genes are transcribed less than normal and proteins that inhibit cell division are made c) In cancer cells, these genes are transcribed less than normal and proteins that inhibit cell division are not made. d) In cancer cells, these genes are transcribed less than normal and proteins that stimulate cell division are made.

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In prostate cancer, several genes are known to be methylated that are not
methylated in normal tissue. Based on this, one might expect that
☐ a) In cancer cells, these genes are transcribed more than in normal cells and
proteins that stimulate cell division are made.
b) In cancer cells, these genes are transcribed less than normal and proteins
that inhibit cell division are made
c) In cancer cells, these genes are transcribed less than normal and proteins that
inhibit cell division are not made.
d) In cancer cells, these genes are transcribed less than normal and proteins
that stimulate cell division are made.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 8 Listen In prostate cancer, several genes are known to be methylated that are not methylated in normal tissue. Based on this, one might expect that ☐ a) In cancer cells, these genes are transcribed more than in normal cells and proteins that stimulate cell division are made. b) In cancer cells, these genes are transcribed less than normal and proteins that inhibit cell division are made c) In cancer cells, these genes are transcribed less than normal and proteins that inhibit cell division are not made. d) In cancer cells, these genes are transcribed less than normal and proteins that stimulate cell division are made.
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