Refusing to Sacrifice Causes Death of the Entire Organism

Cells of malignant tumors however tend to grow uncontrollably. The nucleus 
of malignant cells are also pleomorphic which means they vary in size and 
in their shape. The nucleus may be either very large or very small but 
always abnormal from normal cells. The nucleus is atypical. Often the 
nucleus is larger. The chromatin is irregularly distributed in the 
nucleus. Malignant tumor cells proliferate and have a HIGH nucleus to to 
cytoplasm size. The nuceocytoplasmic ratio normally 1:3 or 1:4, whereas 
with a malignant tumor the cells are about 1:1.5.

Human cells (and the cells in other species) willingly die (called 
apoptosis) so other cells may live and life can sustain itself. However 
cancer cells are disobedient cells. They disobey their programming and 
they do not die. They choose life and by refusing to sacrifice themselves, 
to commit suicide, they consequently cause the death of the entire 
organism.


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