Which of the following is a primary reason for the rapid growth of cancer?

Cancer cells can migrate throughout the body.

Cancer cells are disconnected from the body's control center; they receive no messages to stop growing.

Cancer cells can travel either through the bloodstream or the lymph system.

Cancer cells can invade, destroy, and replace other tissues.

Question

Which of the following is a primary reason for the rapid growth of cancer?



Cancer cells can migrate throughout the body.

Cancer cells are disconnected from the body's control center; they receive no messages to stop growing.

Cancer cells can travel either through the bloodstream or the lymph system.

Cancer cells can invade, destroy, and replace other tissues.

nurali · Answer

i think Cancer cells can migrate throughout the body.

anonymous · Answer

Cancer cells rapidly reproduce despite restriction of space and nutrients shared by other cells.. cancer cells are seen to invade and destroy other cells of the body but do not destroy tissue *its not D*; cancer cells can not be fought by other cells of the body that are normally produced correct but *its not B* cancer cells are seen more to migrate faster than anything throughout the body but not usually seen traveling through bloodstreams or the lymph system *its not C*

Your answer is A

beccaboo333 · Answer

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