- A
transposase is any of a
class of
enzymes capable of
binding to the end of a
transposon and
catalysing its
movement to
another part of a genome, typically...
-
genes and
their functions. It is a Tc1/mariner-type system, with the
transposase resurrected from
multiple inactive fish sequences. The
Sleeping Beauty...
- transcription,
while class II TEs or DNA
transposons encode the
protein transposase,
which they
require for
insertion and excision, and some of
these TEs...
- ATAC-seq (****ay for
Transposase-Accessible
Chromatin using sequencing) is a
technique used in
molecular biology to ****ess genome-wide
chromatin accessibility...
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happens when two
transposases recognize and bind to TIR sequences, join
together and
promote DNA double-strand cleavage. The DNA-
transposase complex then...
- chromosome. This
usually requires a set of
enzymes including transposase to be translated. The
transposase can be
expressed either on a
separate plasmid, or on...
-
enzyme known as P
transposase.
Unlike laboratory-bred females, wild-type
females are
thought also to
express an
inhibitor to P
transposase function, produced...
- The
PiggyBac (PB)
transposon system employs a
genetically engineered transposase enzyme to
insert a gene into a cell's genome. It is
built upon the natural...
- The
Transposase-1 RNA
motif is a
conserved RNA
structure that was
discovered by bioinformatics.
Transposase-1
motif RNAs are
found in Lactobacillales...
-
contains its own
coding transposase between the short, inverted,
repeated sequences that
flank (present) its gene
coding region.
Transposase is
responsible for...
