Titlebook: Genomic Disorders; The Genomic Basis of James R. Lupski,Pawel Stankiewicz Book 2006 Humana Press 2006 DNA.chromosome.diseases.evolution.gen

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d DNA transposons. We briefly introduce the genomic structure and replication strategy of these elements, their expression competence, and focus on the contribution of these repeats to human diseases. We also discuss some of the TE-derived genes and regulatory elements.

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d to genome diversification and individual genetic variation by serving as insertional mutagens and by providing recombination substrates either during or long after their insertion. L1 retrotransposition also generates genomic variation by mobilizing DNA derived from its flanks, non-autonomous retr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-92540-4ompletion of the Human Genome Project has now made possible the systematic analysis of the extent and distribution of duplicated sequences in humans. Both in situ hybridization and in silico approaches have shown that approx 5% of our genome is composed of highly homologous duplicated sequence (.,.)

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