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SO Term : CACTA_TIR_transposon [SO:0002285] Sequence Ontology
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description  This terminal inverted repeat of the CACTA family generate 3-bp target site duplication (TSD) upon insertion. CACTA elements do not have a significant preference for genic region insertions. This terminal inverted repeat (TIR) transposon superfamily is named CACTA because their terminal sequences are 'CACTA/G…C/TAGTG'.
  • synonyms:
  • CMC-EnSpm transposon,
  • CACTA transposon element,
  • CACTC transposon,
  • Spm transposon,
  • En transposon,
  • dSpm transposon,
  • DTC transposon,
  • CACTA TIR transposon,
  • En-Spm transposon,
  • EnSpm transposon
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