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Mechanisms of piRNA biogenesis and co-transcriptional silencing of transposable elements in Drosophila

2020-01-01

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A large fraction of eukaryotic genomes consists of mobile, repetitive elements called transposons. Since their uncontrolled mobilisation is a potentially harmful event, several molecular mechanisms have evolved to counteract transposon activation and thus safeguard genome integrity. Among these is the piRNA pathway, a gonad-specific system based on small non-coding RNAs that recognise active transposons and instru...

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b1b1d972-3062-531e-afb9-b945c64c64c5
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10.17863/cam.55019
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