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BMS3031 - Molecular mechanisms of disease - S1 2026

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A dermatology study compares mutation

patterns across different skin cancers. One tumour type shows a very high

mutation burden associated with UV exposure, frequent p53 disruption, and slow

but persistent local growth rather than aggressive metastasis.

Which cancer type BEST fits this

profile?

common epithelial skin cancer that arises from basal keratinocytes and

typically expands locally rather than metastasising

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A tumour arising from

neuroendocrine cells that rapidly spreads systemically

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A malignancy of

pigment-producing cells that frequently metastasises early and spreads

aggressively

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A vascular tumour

associated with immunosuppression and viral infection

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