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Tiffanyanne824

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A nonautonomous transposon can mobilize to another site:


◦ at any time.
◦ never.
◦ only when an autonomous member of the same family is present in the genome.
◦ only when an autonomous transposon from a different family is present in the genome.
◦ only when another nonautonomous member of the same family is present in the genome.
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Reply #1 on: Nov 9, 2022
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