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1)Why do cancer cells in an organ make the organ less efficient?

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Cancerous cells are ones that reproduce contantly and ignore apoptosis signals (death signals) to self-destruct, thereby preventing damage and more innefective cells. They do not function correctly, usually from irreperable DNA damage which would normally mean they would perform apoptosis to not cause further harm.

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