Besides the ability of some cancer cells to over proliferate, which of the following situations might logically result in a tumour?
A) changes in the order of cell cycle stages
B) lack of appropriate cell death
C) inability to form spindles
D) failure of cells to enter S phase

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Lack of appropriate cell death can result in the accumulation of cells that should have died, leading to the formation of a tumour. Changes in the order of cell cycle stages, inability to form spindles, and failure of cells to enter S phase are all potential causes of cell proliferation or cell cycle arrest, but they would not necessarily result in tumour formation on their own.

Besides the Ability of Some Cancer Cells to Over Proliferate