How are tumor cells different from normal cells?

A.) tumor cells have no nucleus

B.) tumor cells are smaller

C.) tumor cells multiply too quickly

D.) tumor cells are Prokarotes

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Emily Alvarado

Biology

21 May, 02:18

How are tumor cells different from normal cells?

A.) tumor cells have no nucleus

B.) tumor cells are smaller

C.) tumor cells multiply too quickly

D.) tumor cells are Prokarotes

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Mccullough · Answer 1

C.) tumor cells multiply too quickly

Larry Lynn · Answer 2

Tumor cells are different from regular normal healthy cells in their growth patterns, life cycles and methods of intercellular communication. They vary in size and shape and often exhibit irregular nuclei, which contain disorganized chromosomes.

How are tumor cells different from normal cells?A.) tumor cells have no nucleusB.) tumor cells are smallerC.) tumor cells multiply too quicklyD.) tumor cells are Prokarotes

How are tumor cells different from normal cells?

A.) tumor cells have no nucleus

B.) tumor cells are smaller

C.) tumor cells multiply too quickly

D.) tumor cells are Prokarotes