Tumor cells differ from normal cells in appearance, often being irregularly shaped with larger, darker nuclei, expressing different surface antigens, not responding to growth regulation, and dividing more frequently by mitosis.
Tumor cells differ from normal cells in appearance, often being irregularly shaped with larger, darker nuclei, expressing different surface antigens, not responding to growth regulation, and dividing more frequently by mitosis.
| Front | Apperance of tumour cells compared to normal cells |
|---|---|
| Back | Irregular shape nucleus larger and darker Different antigens on surface dont respond to growth regulating process divide by mitosis more frequently |
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