Match the following conditions with the expected state of primary human cells grown in culture for long enough to allow > 30 doublings. High Levels of p21 ◆ Loss of telomeres + Cells express high levels of temolmerase Express high levels of SV40 Large T-antigen A. Senescence B. Proliferation C. Crisis D. Crisis

Match the following conditions with the expected state of primary human cells grown in culture for long enough to allow > 30 doublings. High Levels of p21 ◆ Loss of telomeres + Cells express high levels of temolmerase Express high levels of SV40 Large T-antigen A. Senescence B. Proliferation C. Crisis D. Crisis

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