Difference between cellular and viral oncogens
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Yogita Ingle 7 years ago
Cellular oncogenes or Proto oncogenes are normal genes which are present in the body and regulate growth and differentiation.
Due to some modifications the proto oncogenes are activated and transformed into oncogenes or viral oncogenes.
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