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Different classes of retrotransposons in coniferous spruce species.

Genome - 1 Dec 2000

L'Homme Y, Séguin A, Tremblay F M

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We have used the conservation of reverse transcriptase and integrase domains among retroelements to PCR-amplify three well-known types of these mobile genetic elements. Reverse transcriptase sequences from Ty1-copia were identified in spruce in this way, as well as integrase sequences from the Ty3-gypsy group. Using these sequences as probes against a Picea glauca genomic bank, individual members from the LTR...

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