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The first four of these are the most important, as they are used to construct the molecules that are necessary to make up living cells. They are carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, and sulfur. In biology, the elements of life are the essential building blocks that make up living things. They're useful prevention of cancer, but they can be mutated themselves and, as a result, eliminate this layer of protection that inhibits the development of tumor, tumor's and cancer cells. Of the correct answer is e all the of that tumor suppressor genes inhibits cell division. So all of these statements are correct about tumor suppressor genes. So these jeans are themselves susceptible to mutations.
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This gene is sometimes referred to as the guardian of the genome because it's kind of one of the master tumor suppressor genes and your Gino, uh, so in order for this, say tumor to form from skin cancer cells, one of the mutations that very frequently happens is mutation of P. Um, now, interestingly, uh, tumor suppressor genes are also themselves subject to mutations, So 11 famous tumor suppressor gene is called P 53. Um, and by inhibiting both hungry genes and cell division to respect sir's actually conserve to inhibit the formation of tumors as well as, uh, cancer, which is, which is effectively a malignant tumor. Uncle Gene's promote cell division tumor suppressor genes, inhibit cell division and also inhibit oncogenes. As you might expect, a lot of uncle genes are involved in promoting cell divisions. So, um, Uncle O basically relates to cancer. Uncle Gene is basically a gene that effectively promotes cancer or is permissive to cancer. Um, tumor suppressors also inhibit, um, uncle genes so on. If a tumor is basically drive from too much cell division, a tumor suppressor should serve to inhibit this cell division. So, in that sense, a tumor suppressor gene should be inhibiting cell division. So a tumor is basically driven by mutations that caused the cell, too. So instead of ending up as a smooth at regular helium, this one cell will divide too much and form numerous daughter cells, which can form a large, solid mass of a tumor. Basically, all it's going to do is divide abnormally quickly. Um, but let's say one of these cells, um, let's say, gets hit by UV rays and becomes a cancer cell. So here I've drawn, for example, on epithelium, a layer of skin cells. A tumor is essentially uncontrolled cell division. This question is asking about tumor suppressor genes, so let's begin with understanding a tumor.