Nancy Kleckner used the lacZ gene to demonstrate one process performed by them, while another process was modeled by Jim Shapiro, after whom an intermediate involving them is named.
Pogo and tad are two of the few examples of these entities found in Neurospora. In May 2005, Kapitonov and Jurka found the first "free-living" one in a tunicate. Nancy Kleckner used the lacZ gene to demonstrate one process performed by them, while another process was modeled by Jim Shapiro, after whom an intermediate involving them is named. Johng Kim studied their hobo variety, and Discovery Genomics, Inc. has trademarked the Sleeping Beauty variant. Some forms of hemophilia may be caused by the LINE variety, and the SINE variety includes the Alu gene that accounts for around ten percent of human DNA. Unlike replicons, they do not contain their own replication origin. For 10 points, name these genetic elements that include the P element, which "jump" from place to place in a molecule of DNA.
Pogo and tad are two of the few examples of these entities found in Neurospora.
transposons [or transposable genetic elements; prompt on jumping genes]