Biology

The correct answer is: A.Cancer cells divide uncontrollably.

Here's why:

Cancer cells divide uncontrollably: This is one of the key differences between cancer cells and normal cells. In cancer, mutations in the genes that regulate the cell cycle allow the cancer cells to bypass normal checkpoints, leading to uncontrolled division. These cells may keep dividing even in the presence of DNA damage or other abnormalities.

Now, let's address the other options:

B.Normal cells divide uncontrollably: This is fals...