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The in silico identification and analysis of ancient and recent endogenous retroviruses in mammalian genomes

2015-01-01

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Recent advances in DNA sequencing technologies have led to a vast plethora of vertebrate genomes being made available for bioinformatic analysis and investigation. This has presented retrovirologists with many new opportunities to study endogenous retroviruses (ERVs) - selfish genetic element (SGEs) endogenised within the genomic DNA of their hosts. Many of these ERVs exist as molecular fossils of past germline in...

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789384d8-d19f-57d6-8ba7-07d8491d3774
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10.25560/39972
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