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Ilia_Sergeevich [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

Structure A

Explanation:

Malfunction proteins happen when it changes the instructions for a gene to make a protein. This change or "malfunction" can disrupt any protein and cause not to work at all. When in a mutation occurs and changes the protein, it can change the development and cause serious medical conditions for a person.

Labels of the cell can be found here;

Structure A shows the Chloroplast.
Structure B shows the Golgi Apparatus
Structure C shows the Large Central Vacuole.

Protein malfunction typically occurs in the Chloroplast.

A picture of a cell can be found below for extra clarification if needed.

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