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T1  - Editorial: mobile elements and plant genome evolution, comparative analyzes and computational tools 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/334675 
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A1  - Kalendar, Ruslan; Sabot, Francois; Rodriguez, Fernando; Karlov , Gennady I.; Natali, Lucia; Alix, Karine 
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AB  - Multiple changes that occur constantly in the plant genome allow an organism to develop from a single-celled embryo to a multicellular organism. A significant part of these changes is associated with the recombination activity of numerous classes of interspersed repeats. These numerous families of interspersed repeats were often called "junk DNA" as they were not associated with vital protein-coding processes (1). Transposable elements (TEs), such as DNA transposons and retrotransposons, are the... 
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KW  - 11831 Plant biology; plant genome evolution; transposable elements (TE); retrotransposon (RTN); retrotransposon (RTN)-based markers; transposon display (TD); TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS; ADAPTATION 
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