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These elements belong to the MuDR, Jittery and Hop families.
Partition likewise, except that if some elements of are observed even on missing members, these elements belong to.
As these elements belong to families older than hobo_AC, it is likely that their presence in the sequence of hobo_AC elements results from the incorporation of large fragments of genomic DNA that fortuitously contained ancient TE fragments and not from insertion events in hobo_AC elements.
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The team concluded that these elements belonged to specimen MPC-D 100/127, as the single leftover toe bone fit perfectly into the unprepared matrix of a poached foot, the bone and matrix matched in colour, and because the elements belonged to an individual of the same size, with no overlap in skeletal elements.
In enteric bacteria, some of the more interesting of these extrachromsomal elements belong to the relatively unknown IncX1 group of mostly conjugative plasmids.
Notably, many of these L1 elements belong to the newly evolved, highly active TF subfamily (307/536, 57%), followed by the A subfamily (180/536, 34%).
These Ty elements belong to five families, Ty1 to Ty5.
As observed for Stigeoclonium, the Oedogonium chloroplast genome is rich in introns and most of these genetic elements belong to the group I family (Table 1).
Interestingly, two MITE families called Alex and Gerard were found as the most abundant in each sequence database, suggesting that these two elements belong to large copy number families in the C. canephora genome.
This is of particular interest when regarding their age distribution: 81% of these L1 elements belong to the ancient L1 M subgroup whose origin predates the mammalian radiation whereas in autosomal intergenic regions, only 76% of the L1 elements belong to the L1 M subgroup (χ2 test, p < 0.001).
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