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The diverse evolutionary histories of domesticated metaviral capsid genes in mammals

2023-09-17

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Selfish genetic elements and their remnants comprise at least half of the human genome. Active transposons duplicate by inserting copies at new sites in a host genome. Following insertion, transposons can acquire mutations that render them inactive; the accrual of additional mutations can render them unrecognizable over time. However, in rare instances, segments of transposons become useful for...

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9e0fe03b-59a5-549e-b5fa-4c165952096d
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10.1101/2023.09.17.558119
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