...of units called transposable elements and sequences...
...related to them. Transposable elements can move...
...are known as transposable genetic elements, or...
...elements, or simply transposable elements. During transposition,...
...During transposition, a transposable element moves from...
...a recombination process. Transposable elements were called...
...first evidence for transposable elements came from...
...later, however, when transposable elements were found...
...of transposition. Eukaryotic transposable elements are of...
...copy behind. Most transposable elements are retrotransposons,...
...Multiple copies of transposable elements and sequences...
...throughout eukaryotic genomes. Transposable elements and related...
...large portion of transposable element–related DNA consists...
...than most functional transposable elements, and they...
...types. Although many transposable elements encode proteins,...
...not related to transposable elements. Repetitive DNA...
...not related to transposable elements probably arose...
...a particular gene. Transposable elements in the...
...The persistence of transposable elements as a...
...over evolutionary time. Transposable elements can contribute...
...The presence of transposable elements with similar...
...The movement of transposable elements around the...
...consequences. If a transposable element “jumps” into...
...gene. If a transposable element inserts within...
...During transposition, a transposable element may transfer...
...a new function. Transposable elements can lead...