The phrase "affect transposition" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in a specialized context, such as psychology or linguistics, where it refers to the influence of emotions on the rearrangement of elements.
Example: "The study aimed to explore how affect transposition impacts language processing in bilingual individuals."
Alternatives: "emotional transference" or "emotion-driven rearrangement".
Finally, the interruptions were largely clustered within the distal third of the repeat (Figure 1), enabling us to determine if these interruptions affected transposition within the repeat.
Previous study observed that the element size affected transposition efficiency in non-autonomous elements; transposase binding differed between non-autonomous elements due to the internal sequence variation [ 16].
In rice, epigenetic regulation has been reported to affect the transposition activity of Tos17 and modulates the activity of the neighboring genes [ 9].
Although statistically significant, diversity-dependence remains moderate, and affects the transposition rate only marginally (the current transposition rate for all families is more than 85% of the estimated initial transposition rate when one copy only was present in the genome).
Related to all these processes, our work suggested that H-NS affected IS1E transposition in a DNA sequence dependent manner, promoting distinct repression of AAT and ATT triplet repeats transcription and different transposition rates.
Dam affects the transposition frequency of several transposons and IS elements (Tn10, Tn5, Tn903, IS3, and possibly others), and modulates gene expression by the adenine methylation of DNA regulatory sites [208].
Transcription of AAT repeats and ATT repeats may produce distinct repeats DNA conformations that may differently be recognized by H-NS, and therefore differently affect the IS1E transpositions.
Events such as inversions and transpositions often affect a large portion of the chromosome and for these Seevolution portrays a dramatic animation of the event (Fig. 1).
That means if the common point-to-point method is used, finding the optimum transposition can be affected, and a wrong transposition may be selected.
