<h2>Kinase cascade </h2>
Explanation:
Normally, PK2 activates PK1
- PK1 and PK2 normally work sequentially in an intracellular signaling pathway
- If PK1 is permanently activated, a response is seen independently of whether or not PK2 is present
- If PK1 activated PK2, no response should be seen if PK1 were activated in the absence of PK2
- PK2 normally needs to activate PK1 for the cells to respond to the signal
- When PK2 is permanently activated in the absence of PK1, PK1 is not there to relay the signal
The process that occurs in the mitochondria is cellular respiration. It is on the cristae that cellular respiration occurs, where food is converted into another usable form of energy. Most of the energy producing reaction which occur in the mitochondria, happens in the surface of the cristae.
