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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
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.

📖 Additional Information

  • 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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