ag.algebraic geometry - A GAGA question

A GAGA question.

Say I have a ``quasi-projective'' (*) subvariety X over the complex
numbers within a smooth complex algebraic variety Z.

True or False: The analytic and algebraic closure of X (within Z) coincide.

I guess the answer must be `True' and is contained somewhere within Serre's GAGA,
or some elucidation thereof. If I'm right
could someone point me to a precise reference, either within GAGA or
elsewhere? If I'm wrong I'd love to hear about it.

Elucidation:

(*) By `quasi-projective'' I mean X is defined by
a finite number ofalgebraic equations' $f_i = 0$
and inequalities $g_a ne 0$, As is the case when Z is projective
space, the $f_i$ may not be globally defined;
same for the $g_a$. In my situation,
the Zariski open set defined by intersecting the sets $g_a ne 0$
is an affine set (in the usual schemy sense) and the $f_i$ are polynomials
on this affine set.

My Z is probably projective -- I'm not positive here, just pretty sure.
(My Z is obtained by iterating the construction of taking the
bundle over a smooth projective variety whose
fiber is the Grassmannian of d-planes within said variety's tangent space. )

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