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The document discusses the normal cell cycle and how cancer disrupts it. In the normal cell cycle, DNA replication is checked carefully. Chemical signals tell cells when to divide and neighboring cells communicate to prevent overcrowding. In cancer, mutations in DNA replication cause cells to ignore signals and crowd together to form tumors. Causes of DNA mutations include radiation, smoking, pollution and viruses. Cancer treatments target the unchecked cell division caused by these mutations.











