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Most Ty elements in any yeast genome are:



▸ fully active and capable of further transposition.

▸ partially active and can transpose only under certain growth conditions.

▸ fully inactive and cannot be transposed.

▸ fully inactive unless the cell expresses reverse transcriptase.

▸ fully inactive but remain targets for transposition in a cell containing an active element.
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