In the progression stage of cancer

A. damaged body cells are exposed to agents or conditions that promote rapid reproduction.
B. cells are exposed to an agent that damages DNA .
C. damaged cells form a tumor that invades surrounding tissues.
D. DNA is formed.


C

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