Tumors That Arise from Supportive and Connective Tissue Are

Question

Tumors that arise from supportive and connective tissue are:
A) In situ.
B) Carcinomas.
C) Sarcomas.
D) Leukemias.

Accepted Answer

Tumors that arise from supportive and connective tissue are known as sarcomas. In contrast, carcinomas are tumors that arise from epithelial cells, and leukemias are cancers of the blood cells. "In situ" refers to cancer cells that are still confined to their original location and have not invaded surrounding tissue.