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The pathogen that can induce cancer due to them inserting their genes into the nucleus of the host organism;
Viruses (As viruses have the property of inserting their genes into the nucleus of the host organism. While the protozoa, fungi and the bacteria do not have this property).
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10. Which is true about the relationship between viruses and cancers? A. Viruses are no longer...
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