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Biology A49 Question (2/20)

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An inactive kinase 2 associates with an active protein kinase 1 with the aid of ATP by transferring a phosphate group, leading to an active protein kinases 2. This is the second step to phosphorylation cascade.

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What happens to the ATP during the second step of phosphorylation cascade?

A - Granting permission for the cell to enter the G1 phase until the point has a successful division.
B - ATP becomes ADP.
C - Platelet-derived growth factor.
D - Undergoes fertilization and produces a diploid zygote.

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Biology A49 Question (2/20)

An inactive kinase 2 associates with an active protein kinase 1 with the aid of ATP by transferring a phosphate group, leading to an active protein kinases 2. This is the second step to phosphorylation cascade.

What happens to the ATP during the second step of phosphorylation cascade?

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