What is the function of onc genes in TDNA? – McqOptions

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1.	What is the function of onc genes in TDNA?
A.	Tumour suppressing potential
B.	Tumour inducing potential
C.	Either tumour inducing or suppressing depending on the conditions
D.	Act as replicative genes
Answer» C. Either tumour inducing or suppressing depending on the conditions

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