Under certain conditions, cytochrome c can trigger apoptosis, or programmed cell death, by activating cytosolic proteins known as caspases.
(a) Why doesn’t cytochrome c trigger apoptosis in healthy cells?
(b) What must happen in order for cytochrome c to activate the caspases
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