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Transposon Regulation in the <i>Caenorhabditis elegans</i> Germline and Soma

2025-10-10

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Transposons are parasitic nucleic acids present in most genomes. The ability of transposons to mobilize makes them a source of genetic diversity and a threat to genome integrity. Interestingly, mutations in the C. elegans gene mut-2/rde-3 increases the rate of transposition in the germline, but not in the soma, suggesting that the C. elegans germline and soma employ different strategies to regulate Tc1 transpo...

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d5443fb8-f3ea-5d96-a7cd-d9875cc5fd6f
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10.1101/2025.10.09.681459
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