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2. After successfully completely your pre-med classes at UW (and fighting for every last point), you have completed medical school and are doing an oncology residency. After seeing a lot of your friends and family do it, you finally decided to send in your own DNA sample to 23andMe. - A. You finally receive your results and discover that you have a third copy of the HER2 gene. Does this cause you to worry? Explain in 3-5 sentences what is a possible consequence of having three copies of HER2 (include an explanation of the normal function of HER2, a brief discussion of the pathway, anda possible consequence) . + B. One drug that is often prescribed to patients who have breast cancer and are "HER2 positive" is an antibody. What is the name of this drug? Explain how this drug works and why an antibody can make a good drug

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