Sporadic cancer: occurs during one\'s lifetime occurs in somatic cells affects a

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Sporadic cancer: occurs during one's lifetime occurs in somatic cells affects all cells in the individual A and B only A, B and C Some cases of male infertility are due to immature sperm or sperm that cannot readily penetrate an oocyte. For these individuals, fertilization can be accomplished using CVS IVS ICSI CIFT a surrogate father. How do cancer cells differ from non-cancer cells? Cancer cells have membranes that adhere more tightly to other cells. Cancer cells are more differentiated than non-cancer cells. Cancer cells experience contact inhibition. Cancer cells are unable to control the rate of movement through the cell cycle. All of the above are true. Which type of treatment for genetic disease attempts to alter the genotype of an affected individual? Substrate depletion therapy Gene therapy Pharmacological chaperone therapy Enzyme replacement therapy Pharmacogenomics

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21. The answer is: A and B only

Sporadic cancer occurs during one's lifetime.

Sporadic cancer occurs in somatic cells. This type of cancer is not inherited.

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