Contact Inhibition Is an Important Mechanism for Maintaining Cell Growth

question 21

Multiple Choice

Contact inhibition is an important mechanism for maintaining cell growth in developed organs and tissues. As long as the cells maintain contact with each other, they remain in ____ and are prevented from dividing.

• A) prophase
• B) G₁
• C) G₂
• D) G₀
• E) S

Understand the concept and mechanisms of internal and external respiration.

Distinguish between various pulmonary infections and their causative agents.

Understand the impact of environmental and occupational hazards on lung health.

Recognize symptoms and differentiate among common cold, influenza, and allergies.

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