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Fish transposons and their potential use in aquaculture

Tafalla et al., 2006

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13571822019234282990
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Tafalla C
Estepa A
Coll J
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Journal of Biotechnology

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A large part of repetitive DNA of vertebrate genomes have been identified as transposon elements (TEs) or mobile sequences. Although TEs detected to date in most vertebrates are inactivated, active TEs have been found in fish and a salmonid TE has been successfully …
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