An Oncogene Is More Likely to Lead to Cancer Than

question 54

Multiple Choice

An oncogene is more likely to lead to cancer than a mutant tumor suppressor because

• A) a gain of function mutation in an oncogene need only occur in one allele before it disrupts control of the cell cycle.
• B) a loss of function mutation in an oncogene is sufficient to cause unregulated cell division.
• C) the mutant oncogene may inactivate telomerase.
• D) a gain of function mutation in a tumor suppressor gene can promote the cell cycle.
• E) a gain of function mutation in an oncogene is more likely to cause the other allele to mutate.

Understand the use and importance of various research methods in organizational behavior.

Grasp the fundamental concepts and significance of organizational behavior in managing and leading organizations.

Recognize the role of leadership styles and their impact on organizational dynamics and performance.

Identify the trends that shape contemporary organizational structures and practices, including ethical behavior and cultural diversity.

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Definitions:

Samples

A subset of individuals or observations drawn from a population, used to make inferences or hypotheses about the population as a whole.

Population Variances

A measure of the spread or distribution of a set of data points in a population, indicating how much the values differ from the mean.

Estimate

An approximation or informed guess of a quantity or value when the exact number is unknown or uncertain.

Sample Variance

A measure of the dispersion or spread of the sample data points around the sample mean, estimating the variance of the population from which the sample was drawn.