bob has been a life long cigarette smoker. The toxins in cigarettes can cause certain mutations in lung cells. Bob's cells recently began dividing unwingspanrollably. What will most likely be the outcome of this overproduction of cells?

A. some of Bob's lung cells will reproduce without regulation resulting in cancer
B. All of bob's cells willmutate
C. Most of Bob's cells will stop dividing
D. The DNA in Bob's cells will be completely destroyed

(I think it's A)

Question

bob has been a life long cigarette smoker. The toxins in cigarettes can cause certain mutations in lung cells. Bob's cells recently began dividing unwingspanrollably. What will most likely be the outcome of this overproduction of cells? 

A. some of Bob's lung cells will reproduce without regulation resulting in cancer 
B. All of bob's cells willmutate
C. Most of Bob's cells will stop dividing 
D. The DNA in Bob's cells will be completely destroyed

(I think it's A)

redheadangel · Answer

omg just realized my typo :'D *uncontrollably* !!

pooja195 · Answer

lol xD which do you think it is?

redheadangel · Answer

A

redheadangel · Answer

because if the cells are reproducing at such high speeds, they might miss a step in mitosis, and miss regulation... or something like that. :)

redheadangel · Answer

biology is not my BEST subject ;D

redheadangel · Answer

@pooja195

pooja195 · Answer

a is correct :)

redheadangel · Answer

thanks so much!!!!