The Ability of a Cell to Move from the Tissue

question 27

Multiple Choice

The ability of a cell to move from the tissue to which it belongs to other parts of the body is known as

• A)metastasis.
• B)contact inhibition.
• C)immune surveillance.
• D)angiogenesis.

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Definitions:

Association Areas

Regions of the brain that integrate input from diverse brain regions to perform complex functions such as thinking, learning, and remembering.

Motor Cortex

The segment of the cerebral cortex dedicated to the planning, management, and execution of voluntary movements.

Brain Tissue

The biological material that makes up the brain, consisting of neurons, which transmit information, and glial cells, that provide support and insulation among neurons.

Association Areas

Regions of the cerebral cortex that combine sensory and motor information to perform complex cognitive tasks.