Proteins which inhibit transcription of genes that would cause increased replication are called

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Proteins which inhibit transcription of genes that would cause increased replication are called

Proteins which inhibit transcription of genes that would cause increased replication are called
a. oncogenes.
b. tumor suppressors.
c. cytokines.
d. interleukins.

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