Chloroplasts require many proteins for normal function in the cell. Where are these proteins encoded?

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Accepted Answer

Some proteins are encoded by the nucleus of the cell, other proteins are encoded by the chloroplast’s genome.

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All proteins are encoded by the chloroplasts genome.

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All proteins are encoded by the nucleus of the cell where the chloroplasts are located.

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All proteins needed for chloroplast function are made outside the cell in another area of the plant and are transported in.

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