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This is not a correct answer. Proto-oncogenes are normal or good cellular genes that encode intracellular regulatory proteins, growth factors, and growth factor receptors that occupy intracellular and membrane sites. 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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