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Question 1

Retroelements make up about what proportion of the human genome?


◦ 10%
◦ 20%
◦ 35%
◦ 50%
◦ 67%

Question 2

The activity of maize transposons such as Mu elements is controlled by:


◦ acetylation.
◦ methylation.
◦ phosphorylation.
◦ dimerization.
◦ sumoylation.
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