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Evolving Together: Cassandra Retrotransposons Gradually Mirror Promoter Mutations of the 5S rRNA Genes.

Molecular biology and evolution - 1 Feb 2024

Maiwald Sophie, Mann Ludwig, Garcia Sònia, Heitkam Tony

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The 5S rRNA genes are among the most conserved nucleotide sequences across all species. Similar to the 5S preservation we observe the occurrence of 5S-related nonautonomous retrotransposons, so-called Cassandras. Cassandras harbor highly conserved 5S rDNA-related sequences within their long terminal repeats, advantageously providing them with the 5S internal promoter. However, the dynamics of Cassandra...

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PMID: 38262464
DOI: 10.1093/molbev/msae010
PMCID: PMC10853983

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