Friday Pop Quiz 1/16/2026
Mutations in which gene would likely be found in the neoplastic cells of this lesion?
A. PATCH
B. p53
C. Fumarate hydratase
D. CREBBP
E. p63
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Mutations in which gene would likely be found in the neoplastic cells of this lesion?
A. PATCH
B. p53
C. Fumarate hydratase
D. CREBBP
E. p63
To find out the correct answer and read the explanation, click here.
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*Brand partners had no involvement in the content of the questions or answers. … 
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