A carcinogenic mutation is not inheritable. What could be the reason for this?
A: it occurs in germ cells and can be passed on to decendants during reproduction
B:the mutations could be treated by chemotherapy
C:it occurs in somatic cells and thus are not usually transmitted to descendants

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A carcinogenic mutation is not inheritable. What could be the reason for this?
A: it occurs in germ cells and can be passed on to decendants during reproduction 
B:the mutations could be treated by chemotherapy 
C:it occurs in somatic cells and thus are not usually transmitted to descendants

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

this one was already answered somewhere else on this website

anonymous · Answer

it occurs in somatic cells and thus are not usually transmitted to descendants