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Isolation and characterization of seventy-nine full-length mariner-like transposase genes in the Bambusoideae subfamily.

Journal of plant research - 1 Sept 2011

Zhou Ming-Bing, Zhong Hao, Tang Ding-Qin

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Mariner-like elements (MLEs) are the most diverse and widespread transposable elements, with members of the MLE superfamily found in fungi, plants, ciliates and animals. In a previous study, we characterized 82 MLE transposase gene fragments (average length 383 bp) in 44 bamboo species, indicatin...

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PMID: 21165667
DOI: 10.1007/s10265-010-0396-4

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