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Card 26
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Are most cancer-causing mutations in oncogenes acquired or inherited?
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Card 27
Front
What are the three roles of a tumour suppressor gene?
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Card 28
Front
Explain how an inactive TP53 gene could lead to cancer
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Card 29
Front
Oncogenes can cause cancer due to the activation of ________
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Card 30
Front
Tumour suppressor genes cause cancer when they are expressed/not expressed
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Card 31
Front
Hypermethylation can cause cancer when present in which gene?
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Card 32
Front
What is hypermethylaton?
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Card 33
Front
How does breast cancer occur from hypermethylation in tumour suppressor genes?
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Card 34
Front
division a tumour forms
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Card 35
Front
What type of methylation may occur in oncogenes leading to their activation and tumour formation?
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