Gerald Rubin and Allan Spradling used synthetic types of these entities to insert genes into Drosophila embryo.
Gerald Rubin and Allan Spradling used synthetic types of these entities to insert genes into Drosophila embryo. The most common type of these entities found in humans is called the Alu sequence, which is estimated to form over 15% of the genome. The first one of these to be discovered was the Ac-Ds ("a c d s") system, which are (*) class II of these entities. In bacteria, they can move between chromosomal and plasmid DNA and often contain an additional gene. The first synthetic ones of these for mammalian cells is called "Sleeping Beauty" and they were discovered during studies of maize. For 10 points, name these DNA sequences, called "jumping genes," that can change their position within a genome.
Gerald Rubin and Allan Spradling used synthetic types of these entities to insert genes into Drosophila embryo.
transposons [accept transposable element; accept jumping genes before mentioned] &lt;AP&gt;