Unusual Growth of Cells That Do Not Pose a Threat

question 14

Multiple Choice

Unusual growth of cells that do not pose a threat to surrounding tissues are termed

• A)malignant.
• B)benign.
• C)metastatic.
• D)carcinogenic.
• E)repressed.

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