Story of claim

Cellular checkpoints regulate cell biology, preventing cancer. Loss of these checkpoints leads to uncontrolled cell growth, resulting in cancer.

• Goal: To clarify the distinction between cellular checkpoints and cancer.
• Proof: Checkpoints prevent abnormal cell growth and cancer by maintaining cellular regulation. Cancer occurs when these checkpoints are lost.
• Nuances:
  • Checkpoints are integral to normal cell function
  • Loss of checkpoints allows cancer to develop
• Impact on Life: Understanding this difference can aid in recognizing cancer's early signs and importance of regular screenings.