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Helitrons are one of the
three groups of
eukaryotic class 2
transposable elements (TEs) so far described. They are the
eukaryotic rolling-circle transposable...
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Helitron is a
mixed choir operating in
Tallinn and
originally set up to
cater to
employees of
Tondi Elektroonika. Of the employment-related
choirs established...
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helitrons.
Helitron transposons were
first discovered during studies of
repetitive DNA
segments of rice, worm and the
thale crest genomes.
Helitrons have...
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transposable element gets
copied and
moved as well.
Helitrons are also a
group of
eukaryotic class II TEs.
Helitrons do not
follow the
classical "cut and paste"...
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contains 32,540 genes. Much of it has been
duplicated and
reshuffled by
helitrons, a
group of
transposable elements within maize's DNA.
Maize breeding in...
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observed in
which a
transposon replicates itself to a new
target site (e.g.
helitron).
class II TEs
comprise less than 2% of the
human genome,
making the rest...
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percussion instruments),
Tauno Aints (keyboards),
Raido Kurri (drums)
Helitron Herald band
Hinkus band 2000s Led by
Tanel Ruben Hõim 1980
Horoskoop band...
- of DNA
transposons were
discovered or co-discovered at GIRI,
including Helitron, Academ, Dada, Ginger, Kolobok, Novosib, Sola, Transib, Zator, PIF/Harbinger...
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potentially capture host DNA.
Helitrons are
thought to
replicate via a "rolling circle", in
which transposase links the
helitron to two
distinct regions of...
- in 1989 at 176,500
units manufactured.[citation needed] The
mixed choir Helitron was
initially set up to
cater to
employees of
Tondi Elektroonika. Currently...
