The phrase "able to transpose it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the capability of changing or rearranging something, such as music or data.
Example: "The musician is able to transpose it into a different key for the performance."
Alternatives: "capable of altering it" or "able to modify it".
Comparative sequence analysis between these genomes revealed several syntenic regions between E. histolytica and E. dispar where ERE1 was inserted in one genome but not the other (Fig. 1C) supporting the hypothesis that at some point in the evolution of these species ERE1 was able to transpose, although it is not clear whether it is still active.
Unlike these elements, DAYSLEEPER is not able to transpose, since it lacks the hallmark repeats essential for this process.
Therefore, it is not clear whether Ed_ERE1 is able to transpose independently or if it requires the presence of a nearby repeat.
Hence, more generally, these findings could suggest that the male-determining region is able to transpose in natural populations, but that it is rapidly selected against when linked to the first or third chromosome.
But its real test is whether it will be able to transpose ignorance into enlightenment, to turn incredulity not into wonder or faith but into a collective sense of the scientific enterprise, an activity that is completed only when its results reach the minds and intuitions of ordinary people.
Comparative sequence analysis of regions containing Eh_SINE3 elements in E. histolytica showed many cases where their syntenic counterparts in E. dispar lacked an Ed_SINE1 inserted in an equivalent position, demonstrating that Eh_SINE3 was able to transpose in E. histolytica after its separation from E. dispar.
Therefore, it is likely that these elements are still able to transpose using the required replication machinery in trans.
Transposable elements (TEs) are mobile genetic element able to transpose and multiply in genomes.
It has been reported that LINE elements with a non-functional mutation of its reverse transcriptase gene are still able to transpose using the proteins coded by a functional LINE element [ 29, 30].
