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Does a cancer cell do cell respiration?

Samantha Q

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4 years ago

Does a cancer cell do cell respiration?

If this happens, how does ir affect our body?

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bio_man

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4 years ago

Quote from: Samantha Q (4 years ago)

If this happens, how does ir affect our body?

Yes, cancer cells undergo cellular respiration. They're considered cancerous because of mutations in their DNA that are associated with cell division - otherwise you can argue that they're normal.

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