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Definitions for "Replicative transposition"
Keywords:  transposing, transposition, duplicated, retrotransposons, transposons
Related Terms: Insertion sequence, Transposon, Transposable element, Retrotransposon, Rapd, Amplification, Transposition, Replicon, Repetitive dna, Episome, Pseudogene, Yac , Insertion, Gene cloning, Cosmid, Pseudogenes, Cloning vector, Genomic dna, Gene duplication, Molecular marker, Bacterial artificial chromosome, Restriction fragment length polymorphism, Gene amplification, Plasmid, Sequencer, Homologous recombination, Bac, Polymerase chain reaction, Rflp, Homeobox, Transposase, Microsatellite, Yeast artificial chromosome, Gene targeting, Recombinant dna, Expression vector, Recombinant dna technology, Integron, P element, Gene splicing, Markers, Dna sequence, Klenow fragment, Restriction fragment, Homeotic gene, Origin of replication, Plasmids, Operator, Marker, Est
Transposition that results in copying of the transposable element.
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The transposition of a transposable element to a new location without it being lost from the original location.
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( duplicative transposition) The insertion of a copy of a transposable element into a new chromosomal position while the element itself remains in the original position.
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