Sentence examples for knowledge transposable from inspiring English sources
To our knowledge, transposable elements with a preference for integration at centromeres have not been described previously in ascomycete yeasts, although they are known in some filamentous ascomycetes (Cambareri et al. 1998; Galagan and Selker 2004).
Considering all these results and taking into account current knowledge on transposable element evolution, we propose that Route66 has been horizontally transferred into the rice genome.
As mentioned earlier, the classification and nomenclature of transposons is a work in progress that will require a better knowledge of transposable element evolution below the super-family level and across genomes.
In this study, we provide a global view of the adipose tissue (backfat) transcriptome of six pigs and extensive new knowledge about transposable elements, new putative protein-coding genes and the expression levels of known genes in adipose tissue.
While the melanogaster species subgroup - mainly the two sibling species D. melanogaster and D. simulans - presents the most well known dipteran mobilomes, knowledge about the transposable elements (TEs) content of the Zaprionus species is scant.
This review focuses on the changes that have resulted from advances in our knowledge about the biology of transposable elements.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first instance of documented transposable element transcription in microsporidia, and could indicate active transposition.
The capture and splicing of a flanking exon located outside of the element with the transcript of captured genes initiated within the Helitron is intriguing, and to the best of our knowledge, has not been demonstrated with any other transposable element.
To our knowledge, this is the first metazoan genome devoid of active transposable elements.
22 To our knowledge no prior study has investigated associations between methylation of transposable elements and non-neoplastic lung disease.
Due to extensive knowledge about their transposition features, Activator (Ac) and Dissociation (Ds) transposable elements from maize have been successfully utilized for insertional mutagenesis in heterologous plants [ 4].
