Assertion: chloroplast's protein | /r/HasProperty | encoded by nuclear genes
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text: For many (but not all) chloroplast proteins encoded by nuclear genes, cleavable transit peptides are added to the N-termini of the polypeptides, which are used to help direct the polypeptide to the chloroplast for import (N-terminal transit peptides are also used to direct polypeptides to plant mitochondria).
text: However, to transport large numbers of chloroplast‐related proteins that are encoded in the nuclear genome translated in the cytoplasm, complex protein import machinery has evolved.
text: Many proteins found in modern mitochondria and chloroplasts are encoded by nuclear genes, which suggests that much of the original genetic material in the endosymbiont has probably been transferred to the nucleus.
text: The proteins that are employed in mtDNA repair are encoded by nuclear genes, and are translocated to the mitochondria.