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Zisupton--a novel superfamily of DNA transposable elements recently active in fish.

Molecular biology and evolution - 1 Feb 2012

Böhne Astrid, Zhou Qingchun, Darras Amandine, Schmidt Cornelia, Schartl Manfred, Galiana-Arnoux Delphine, Volff Jean-Nicolas

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Transposable elements are widespread mobile DNA sequences able to integrate into new locations within genomes. Through transposition and recombination, they significantly contribute to genome plasticity and evolution. They can also regulate gene expression and provide regulatory and coding sequences (CDSs) for the evolution of novel gene functions. We have identified a new superfamily of DNA transposon on the Y...

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PMID: 21873630
DOI: 10.1093/molbev/msr208

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