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A mitosis inhibitor is a medication that is designed to prevent mitosis in certain cells. How could these be helpful in the treatment of tumors? A. It would prevent carcinogens from entering the cell. B. It would prevent tumor cells from reproducing. C. It would force the cells into binary fission. D. It would force the tumors to enter telophase,​

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B

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Mitosis is how cancerous cells reproduce (well, it's more of a gene mutation that makes them over reproduce; or they go through the mitosis phase much more often and quicker than is needed) If you prevent mitosis, then they can't reproduce

Answer:it would prevent tumor cells from reproduction

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