In Drosophila, one of these structures gives rise to hybrid dysgenesis.
In Drosophila, one of these structures gives rise to hybrid dysgenesis. One of these structures that is flanked by inverted repeats and made up of directed repeats can be used to introduce new DNA into an organism's genome without using a virus, and is called the "Sleeping Beauty" one. One of these structures that is likely to be the reverse transcript of 7S RNA is called the Alu element. Class I of these structures are further classified as LINEs or SINEs depending on whether they code for reverse transcriptase, and some of these structures function via a "cut and paste" mechanism. For 10 points, name these structures discovered by Barbara McClintock in maize, which are often called "jumping genes."
In Drosophila, one of these structures gives rise to hybrid dysgenesis.
transposons [accept transposable elements or TEs; prompt on jumping gene before mentioned]