Cancer
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| Uncontrolled division of cells. | cancer
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| Mutagens (substances that cause mutations) that specifically cause cancer. | carcinogens
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| An abnormal growth of cells. | tumor
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| Tumor that stays in one spot. | benign tumor
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| Tumor that spreads to other spots in the body. | malignant tumor
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| The production of new blood vessels at the site of a tumor. | angiogenesis
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| The transport of cancer cells to new parts of the body. | metastasis
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| Cancer therapy that utilizes x-rays and radioactive solutions to stop cell division. | radiation
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| Cancer therapy that utilizes drugs and chemicals to stop cell division. | chemotherapy
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| Cancer of the body's or an organ's linings (outer egdes). | carcinoma
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| Cancer of body's support structures (bone, cartilage, etc.) | sarcoma
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| Cancer of the blood and bone marrow. | leukemia
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| Cancer of the lymph nodes and cells. | lymphoma
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| Cancer of the pigments in your skin. | melanoma
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| Cancer cells bypass _______________ that would otherwise stop the cell division of abnormal cells. | checkpoints
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| Normally, damaged cells that are irreparable trigger _________________ or cell suicide. | apoptosis
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| Cancer cells are considered _________________ meaning they don't die (Henrietta Lacks' cancer cells are still replicating in the lab). | immortal
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| Unlike normal cells, cancer cells do NOT show _________________ meaning that they continuously replicate regardless of how many cells are around them. | density-dependent inhibition of growth
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