<prompt> All of the following can trigger sensors of cell damage in the cytoplasm, except:Adenosine triphosphateDeoxyribonucleic acidIncreased intracellular potassium ion concentrationUric acid  <response>: Sensors of cell damage are cytosolic receptors that recognize a diverse set of molecules that are liberated or altered as a consequence of cell damage. Uric acid a product of DNA breakdown, ATP released from damaged mitochondria, Reduced intracellular K concentrations reflecting loss of ions because of plasma membrane injury DNA when it is released into the cytoplasm and not sequestered in nuclei, as it should be normally. 