BIOL 200 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Mt-Nd1, Transferase, Asparagine

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Its resistance line and conferred ddt resistance by overexpression. Over evolutionary time, selection will only be on the maintenance of the crm and not the rest of transposon: (cid:120) the rest of the elements would degrade over time. Transduction: processed host gene within an ltr-retrotransposon (cid:120) acquire a new gene within the transposable element. Transduplication: host genomic region(s) within a dna transposon (cid:120) acquire a new open reading frame. Mobility-related genes (e. g. coding for transposase) can be co-opted by the host (cid:120) occasionally, a transposase gene becomes a host gene (cid:120) (cid:120) the gene itself will persist if it obtains a new function . It becomes immobile because it loses some element a new function for the host (cid:198) domesticated transposable element (cid:120) rag1 and rag2 arose from a transposase gene and are very important (cid:120) syncytin (cid:198) another contribution of transposable elements. Lecture 12 the others: organellar genomes and dna barcoding.

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