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How can cancer cells be described? Completing abnormal meiosis O Dividing out of control o Lacking essential nutrients Shrinking to a small size

How can cancer cells be described? Completing abnormal meiosis O Dividing out of control o Lacking essential nutrients Shrinking to a small size
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How can cancer cells be described?

Completing abnormal meiosis
O Dividing out of control
o Lacking essential nutrients
Shrinking to a small size

How can cancer cells be described? Completing abnormal meiosis O Dividing out of control-example-1
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Dividing out of control

Step-by-step explanation:

That is simply what cancer is cells dividing without control.

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