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A tumour suppressor gene differs from an oncogene in that a tumour suppressor
Answer: A
Cancer results from losing both copies of a tumour suppressor or from gaining an overactive version of a proto-oncogene. The two therefore behave quite differently in inheritance. An inherited oncogene mutation is dominant, a suppressor loss recessive at the cell level.
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