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In cell cultures, abnormal prions

In cell cultures, abnormal prions

a. hijack DNA in order to produce more abnormal prions.
b. convert normal prions into the abnormal form.
c. increase calcium influx, which triggers apoptosis.
d. enhance the expression of death genes that produce caspases.

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