Discussion
State whether the following is true or false.
Mutations that make a signalling protein permanently active can cause cancer.
Answer: C
A component locked in its on state drives division whether or not a growth signal has arrived. The Ras protein is the classic case, and mutations in it are found in a large fraction of tumours. Roughly a quarter of all human cancers carry a Ras mutation.
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