What role does oxygen play? – McqOptions

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1.	What role does oxygen play?
A.	It causes a damage to the DNA
B.	It oxygenates the cells that have undergone necrosis
C.	It regulates the work of free radicals
D.	It reduces the tumour size
Answer» D. It reduces the tumour size

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