Biology

The correct answer is: C.Repeat the cell cycle continuously.

Cancer cells are often characterized by their ability to escape normal cell cycle regulation, which includes bypassing the resting G0 phase. Unlike normal cells, which can enter G0 (a resting phase) and stop dividing, cancer cells typically fail to enter this resting phase. Instead, they continue to cycle through the cell cycle uncontrollably, undergoing repeated rounds of division without the usual regulatory checks.

Here’s why the other options are incorrect:

A.Fail to complete S phase: Cancer cells don't necessarily fail to complete S phase...