Discussion
Cells which have undergone transformation frequently become
Answer: A
Correct answer: anchorage independent
A transformed cell loses its need for a surface to attach to, becoming anchorage independent - it will grow in suspension or in soft agar. That property is one of the standard laboratory tests for malignant transformation, because it corresponds to the ability of a tumour cell to survive away from its tissue of origin.
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