Oncogene is responsible for:_________?

Correct answer: A. Cancer

  • A. Cancer
  • B. Malaria
  • C. Typhoid
  • D. Lung Disease

Explanation

An oncogene is a gene that can promote uncontrolled cell division when activated or abnormally expressed, contributing to cancer development. Students may choose lung disease because smoking-related lung cancer involves oncogenes, but oncogenes are linked to cancer generally, not to lung disease alone.

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