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Your answer is incorrect. Oncogenes (misdirected proto-oncogenes) are dominant structural genes that encode for proteins capable of transforming a normal cell into a neoplastic cell. Tumor suppressor genes, sometimes referred to as anti-oncogenes, are present in normal cells and serve as a balance to the genes for expression or proto-oncogenes.
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