Answer:
The correct answer would be option C. cancer cells attach to organs.
Explanation:
Cells that divide uncontrollably, flooding the blood with abnormal cells or forming tumors. Cell division is a process used by the cell for growth and repair.
A series of mutations or any carcinogens (agents cause cancer) cause a normal cell to be cancerous.
Cancer cells and normal cells are different because of they:
are immature and don’t develop into mature cells
divide out of control
ignore signals that tell them to stop dividing or apoptosis
avoid the immune system
grow into and damage tissues and organs.
Thus, the correct answer is option C.
