Cancer-causing genes are known as:

A) oncogenic.
B) osteogenic.
C) onocogenes.
D) oncogenes.

Oncogenes

Genes that have the potential to cause a normal cell to become cancerous when mutated or expressed at high levels.

Oncogenic

Pertaining to, causing, or capable of causing the formation and growth of tumors.

Osteogenic

Pertaining to the formation of bone or having the ability to produce bone.