Using Polyethylene Glycol, a Cancer Cell and a Normal Cell

question 28

Multiple Choice

Using polyethylene glycol, a cancer cell and a normal cell are fused. The resulting hybrid behaves like a normal cell. The best reason for this observation is the

• A)presence of tumor suppressor genes and gene products.
• B)recombination between cancer and normal chromosomes.
• C)removal of environmental triggers.
• D)exposure to polyethylene glycol.
• E)both A and C

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Graham Wallas

An academic who developed a conceptual framework for understanding how creativity functions, emphasizing the necessity of a period of unconscious processing in creative thought.

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The moment in the creative process when a person arrives at an insight or solution after a period of reflection.

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Graham Wallas

A social psychologist known for his work on creativity and the thought processes involved in problem-solving.