Inactive cancer Gene is called (MHT-CET)?

Correct answer: B. Proto-oncogene

  • A. Transposon
  • B. Proto-oncogene
  • C. Tumor Promoter gene
  • D. Tumor Suppressor gene

Explanation

A proto-oncogene is a normal, inactive gene that can become an oncogene if altered or abnormally activated. Tumour-suppressor genes have the opposite role because they restrain cell division.

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