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Issues of Cell Division on Human Health
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Benign tumour
Not dangerous and can be removed surgically
Malignant tumour
Known as cancer
Factors that cause cancer
Radiation, chemical substances, carcinogens, genetic factors, bacteria and viruses
Factor that lead to the formation of tumours
Uncontrolled cell division
Down's syndrome
Caused by non disjunction of chromosomes during anaphase I or II
The development of breast cancer (1)
The tumour grows from a single cell
The development of breast cancer (2)
Cancer cells compete to get nutrients from other tissues around them
The development of breast cancer (3)
The cancer cells spread through the lymph vessels and blood vessels to other parts of the body
The development of breast cancer (4)
A new tumour develops on other organs
The number of chromosomes of an individual with Down syndrom
Has 47 chromosomes, which is an extra chromosome at the 21st set
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