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Exploring <i>Alu</i> -Driven DNA Transductions in the Primate Genomes

2024-04-30

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Long terminal repeats (LTRs) and non-LTRs retrotransposons, aka retroelements, collectively occupy a substantial part of the human genome. Certain non-LTR retroelements, such as L1 and SVA, have the potential for DNA transduction, which involves the concurrent mobilization of flanking non-transposon DNA during retrotransposition. These events can be detected by computational approaches. Despite being the most abun...

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f162592f-b35c-525f-ac13-b70b48d568e5
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10.1101/2024.04.29.591526
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