In the cell cycle of typical cancer cells, mutations have most likely caused –

Question

slower growth

a failure in mitosis

uncontrolled growth

a halt in cell division

Answer 1

In the cell cycle of typical cancer cells, mutations have most likely caused uncontrolled growth. Cancer cells often have mutations that disrupt normal regulatory mechanisms of the cell cycle, leading them to proliferate uncontrollably rather than stopping or slowing down their growth as a normal cell would.