Assertion: chloroplast's gene | /r/CapableOf | encode protein
Facets:
value: from a cyanobacterial ancestor
type: OTHER
value: for assembly
type: PURPOSE
value: in plastids
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Plastids and mitochondria, although they have lost much of their genomes, retain genes encoding rRNAs, tRNAs, proteins involved in redox reactions, and proteins required for transcription, translation, and replication.
text: Sometime during their long-standing relationship, the genes that code for these proteins were transferred from the mitochondrion to its host's genome.
text: The majority of the genes in the mitochondria and plastids are related to the expression (transcription, translation and replication) of genes encoding proteins involved in either photosynthesis (in plastids) or cellular respiration (in mitochondria).
text: Here, expression of the genes encoding proteins for proteasome activity and assembly, such as CDC48a and NAS6, the lid subunits
text: It is difficult to imagine transfer of the genes encoding these proteins from a cyanobacterial ancestor to chloroplasts.
text: Sometime during their long-standing relationship, the genes that code for these proteins were transferred from the mitochondrion to its host's genome.