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Free radicals produced during biochemical reactions can serve as carcinogens if they are NOT neutralized by

Free radicals produced during biochemical reactions can serve as carcinogens if they are NOT neutralized by
A) mutator genes.
B) growth factors.
C) antioxidants.
D) repair enzymes.
E) proto-oncogenes.

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