Retroelements in Genome Organization
Retroelements in Genome Organization
复制标题
基因组组织中的逆转录元素
作者:
D. Voytas
Transposons, mobile pieces of DNA, were first described in maize by B. McClintock. Now maize yields another surprise, as shown by SanMiguel et al. (p. 765) in this week's issue. One particular class of transposon, retrotransposons, is present in the maize genome in numbers so vast that it may constitute half of the plant's genome. Voytas discusses in his Perspective the implications of these findings for genome organization and the strategies that these elements might use to avoid integrating into active genes.
影响因子:
3.1
作者:
BENNETZEN, JL;SCHRICK, K;SANMIGUEL, P
通讯作者:
SANMIGUEL, P