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71. The structural change that occurs when a cell undergoes malignant transformation (cancer) often includes changes in its surface

A. Total concentration of nuclear histones
B. Sialic acid and carbohydrate patterns on surface glycoproteins
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C. Ability to synthesize pure long-chain fatty acids
D. Ribosomal RNA nucleotide base sequencing

📝 Explanation

Cancer cells alter their surface glycosylation profiles, which helps them evade immune detection and metastasize to other tissues.

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  • Total concentration of nuclear histones
  • Sialic acid and carbohydrate patterns on surface glycoproteins
  • Ability to synthesize pure long-chain fatty acids
  • Ribosomal RNA nucleotide base sequencing

Cancer cells alter their surface glycosylation profiles, which helps them evade immune detection and metastasize to other tissues.

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