Use what you know about the bcl-2 family of genes (which includes the ced-9 gene in c. elegans) to predict the outcomes of the situations described below. select three of the below. a. in c. elegans, overexpression of ced-9 during embryonic development leads to the survival of cells that would normally undergo apoptosis. b. in human cells, underexpression of bcl-2 is associated with uncontrolled cell growth that leads to a type of cancer called follicular lymphoma. c. in humans with follicular lymphoma, a potential therapeutic would be to increase the expression of bcl-2 in the cancerous cells. d. in humans, cells that express high levels of bcl-2 are more susceptible to apoptosis. e. in humans, cells that express high levels of bcl-2 are less likely to undergo apoptosis. f. in human cell lines, scientists can manipulate the cells to force the expression of bcl-2 to prevent apoptosis.