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Biology, 18.07.2019 20:40 Enjay4198

Cancer is a disease caused by mutations. yet in most instances if one of your parents tragically died from cancer, this does not put you at greater risk than a person whose parents do not develop cancer. how can cancer be caused by mutations and yet not be heritable?

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