When producing human serum albumin (HSA) in transgenic plants, what would be an advantage of incorporating the transgene into the chloroplast genome?

A) HSA diverts too many amino acids if expressed in cytoplasm B) HSA becomes allergenic if expressed in cytoplasm C) HSA is toxic to plants if expressed in cytoplasm D) HSA is degraded by plant enzymes if expressed in cytoplasm

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Correct Answer: Option D

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