Cancer, which can be considered as unregulated cell division, often results from mutations in proto-oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes. Usually mutation in more than one gene from each group is involved. Suggest two or more combinations of mutations that would tend to allow the cell cycle to become unregulated.
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