Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780134580999
Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher: PEARSON
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Part II: Use the diagram at the right to answer the following questions. Match each statement with the
correct question.
a. Cell damage is not recognized resulting in overproduction of cells in the ovary with cancer.
b. Cells undergo the process of cell division at a rapid rate in the ovary with cancer
c. When cells come into close proximity of each other they continue to divide in the ovary with cancer.
d. Mutated sequences of DNA do not prohibit cell division in the ovary with cancer.
1. How does contact inhibition function differently in the
Ovarian Cancer
two ovaries?
2. How does apoptosis function differently in the two
ovaries?
uer
normal evary
3. How do tumor suppressors like p53 function differently
in the two ovaries above?
overy with cancer
4. How does mitosis and growth rates function differently
in the two ovaries above?
Part III: Use the diagram at the fight to answer the following questions.
The diagram displays different genetic mutations that can occur after prolonged exposure to radiation.
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Transcribed Image Text:Part II: Use the diagram at the right to answer the following questions. Match each statement with the correct question. a. Cell damage is not recognized resulting in overproduction of cells in the ovary with cancer. b. Cells undergo the process of cell division at a rapid rate in the ovary with cancer c. When cells come into close proximity of each other they continue to divide in the ovary with cancer. d. Mutated sequences of DNA do not prohibit cell division in the ovary with cancer. 1. How does contact inhibition function differently in the Ovarian Cancer two ovaries? 2. How does apoptosis function differently in the two ovaries? uer normal evary 3. How do tumor suppressors like p53 function differently in the two ovaries above? overy with cancer 4. How does mitosis and growth rates function differently in the two ovaries above? Part III: Use the diagram at the fight to answer the following questions. The diagram displays different genetic mutations that can occur after prolonged exposure to radiation.
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