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A woman has a family history of breast cancer, and genetic testing has revealed a mutation in BRCA2. If this woman develops breast cancer, what is the most likely mechanism for why the cancer developed?
A) The cells' ability to accurately translate the RNA was impaired.
B) The cells underwent mitosis rather than meiosis.
C) The cells' ability to suppress tumor growth was impaired.
D) The cells were stimulated to undergo rapid cell division.

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