The phrase "active transposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to music, linguistics, or any field where the concept of changing or rearranging elements actively is relevant.
Example: "The composer employed active transposition to create variations of the original melody throughout the piece."
Alternatives: "dynamic rearrangement" or "energetic shifting".
As no RhERV-K orthologue was closely related to those in either the chimpanzee or human genomes, all RhERV-K proviruses appear to have arisen by active transposition rather than chromosomal duplication.
Further studies to show their active transposition would be interesting.
As such, cranberry lacks the phenotypic evidence of active transposition.
In advanced age the expression culminates in active transposition.
Transcripts could be indicative of active transposition occurring in E. aedis' genome.
These results demonstrated that mGing active transposition was induced by anther culture condition.
These results further confirmed the association of callus re-differentiation with active transpositions of mGing/ mPing.
Using different culture conditions, we also detected active transpositions of mGings in plantlets regenerated from anther-derived calli.
Furthermore, cell re-differentiation experiment showed that active transpositions of both mGing and mPing (another well studied MITE) were identified only in regenerated plantlets.
By using a modified transposon display (TD) analysis, the active transpositions of mGing were detected in rice Jiahua No. 1 genome under three conditions: in seedlings germinated from the seeds received a high dose γ-ray irradiation, in plantlets regenerated from anther-derived calli and from scutellum-derived calli, and were confirmed by PCR validation and sequencing.
These transcripts may indicate active ongoing transposition activity in Æ. ægypti or, more likely, they may represent regulatory elements suppressing transposition of relatively recent genome invasions.
