The phrase "a consequence of transposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the effects or results that arise from the act of transposing, such as in mathematics, music, or data analysis.
Example: "The change in the data set was a consequence of transposition, leading to different outcomes in the analysis."
Alternatives: "result of transposition" or "outcome of transposition".
These are produced as a consequence of Ac transposition during DNA replication, and they exhibit a number of interesting features.
The presence of high frequency sites in the original population could be a consequence of the transposition mechanism of bilbo, a LINE element.
Deletions may occur either by recombination, which is common to all classes of elements, or as a consequence of the transposition mechanism of the specific element concerned.
These are formed as a direct consequence of transposition of the Ac/fAc termini into a replicated target site on the sister chromatid (Zhang et al., 2013).
This dramatic sequence and structural conservation among Helitrons in the genomes of divergent insect species was surmised by some to be a consequence of a rapid burst in transposition within and among genomes that has been facilitated by HTT.
It also harbors 15 complete and 4 disrupted insertion sequences (IS) including 10 intact IS100, 2 truncated IS100 and a copy of IS1414I that might lost its transposition activity as a consequence of the nonsense mutation in this insertion sequence (data not shown).
In addition to atrial arrhythmias, atrioventricular block occurs, either due to intrinsic conduction abnormalities as seen in patients with l-transposition, or as a consequence of surgery.
We cannot discard the existence of a similar mechanism in D. subobscura that was de-repressed as a consequence of the colonization process contributing simultaneously to an increase of transposition of different transposable elements.
A consequence of this picture is that, due to continuous transposition events, the regulatory network of higher Eukaryotes is characterized by an extensive and fast rewiring of regulatory interactions [ 8, 12, 19, 20].
