- A
transposable element (TE), also transposon, or
jumping gene, is a type of
mobile genetic element, a
nucleic acid
sequence in DNA that can
change its...
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others fixed Transposition,
producing the
transpose of a
matrix AT,
which is
computed by
swapping columns for rows in the
matrix A
Transpose of a linear...
- In
linear algebra, the
transpose of a
matrix is an
operator which flips a
matrix over its diagonal; that is, it
switches the row and
column indices of...
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Replicative transposition is a
mechanism of
transposition in
molecular biology,
proposed by
James A.
Shapiro in 1979, in
which the
transposable element is...
- In mathematics, the
conjugate transpose, also
known as the
Hermitian transpose, of an m × n {\displaystyle m\times n}
complex matrix A {\displaystyle \mathbf...
- Sc****jer) For example, a
music transposer might transpose an
entire piece of
music into
another key. Similarly, one
might transpose a tone row or an unordered...
- In broadcasting, a
transposer or
translator is a
device in or
beyond the
service area of a
radio or
television station transmitter that
rebroadcasts signals...
- a
transposition cipher (also
known as a
permutation cipher) is a
method of
encryption which scrambles the
positions of
characters (
transposition) without...
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Transposition of the
great vessels (TGV) is a
group of
congenital heart defects involving an
abnormal spatial arrangement of any of the
great vessels:...
- of the
genomes of many eukaryotes. A
retrotransposon is a
transposable element that
transposes through an RNA intermediate.
Retrotransposons are composed...
