DNA
Transposons
(Goodwin, Butler et al. 2003;
Kapitonov
and Jurka 2006; Biedler,
Shao et al. 2007;
de Boer,
Yazawa et al. 2007;
Dooner and
Weil 2007; Feschotte
and Pritham 2007;
Laha, Loukas
et al. 2007; Pace and
Feschotte 2007; Ray, Pagan
et al. 2007; Linheiro and
Bergman 2008;
Marzo, Puig
et al. 2008; O'Donnell
and Boeke 2008; Pace,
Gilbert et al. 2008;
Ray,
Feschotte et al. 2008;
Bao, Jurka
et al. 2009; Markljung,
Jiang et al. 2009;
Novick,
Smith et al. 2009;
Bao,
Kapitonov et al. 2010;
Gangadharan,
Mularoni et al. 2010;
Marquez and
Pritham 2010; Marquez and
Pritham 2010; Munoz-Lopez
and Garcia-Perez 2010;
Schaack,
Choi et al. 2010;
Diao, Qi et
al. 2011; Fischer and
Suttle 2011; Novick,
Smith et al. 2011;
Yaakov and
Kashkush 2011; Pagan, Macas
et al. 2012)
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