An oncogene is: Select one:

a viral gene with no relation to the host cells genes.

b. a mutated form of a proto-oncogene.

c. a bacterial gene that causes cancer in the host.

d. always seen in human cancer cells. e. a gene that turns off cellular reproduction.

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27 June, 02:54

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Kyler Rodgers · Answer 1

D because a oncogene is a cell that creates cancer cells or tumors

Mayra Flowers · Answer 2

I think it is A. I'm only guessing because I have never heard of an Oncogene before.

An oncogene is: Select one:a viral gene with no relation to the host cells genes.b. a mutated form of a proto-oncogene.c. a bacterial gene that causes cancer in the host.d. always seen in human cancer cells. e. a gene that turns off cellular reproduction.