The presence of a cancerous mass in a lung is the result of

A. Prolonged exposure to very dry air

B. The introduction of chemicals through the skin

C. Uncontrolled mitotic division and growth of cells

D. Meiotic cell division

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Biology

Mike Parker

7 January, 08:55

The presence of a cancerous mass in a lung is the result of

A. Prolonged exposure to very dry air

B. The introduction of chemicals through the skin

C. Uncontrolled mitotic division and growth of cells

D. Meiotic cell division

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Answers (2)

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Yamilet Keith · Answer 1

The answer is C. An excessive amount of cells can build up and cause cancer cells.

Trevor Spencer · Answer 2

Answer: C

Explanation:

Uncontrolled cell division is how most cancer starts and continues. Once cells begin dividing uncontrollably the cancer begins to form and gets larger until it's removed.

The presence of a cancerous mass in a lung is the result ofA. Prolonged exposure to very dry airB. The introduction of chemicals through the skinC. Uncontrolled mitotic division and growth of cellsD. Meiotic cell division

The presence of a cancerous mass in a lung is the result of

A. Prolonged exposure to very dry air

B. The introduction of chemicals through the skin

C. Uncontrolled mitotic division and growth of cells

D. Meiotic cell division