Given the partial transposons DNA sequence 5’-ACCGTATTCGGT-3’ upstream from the central region, assuming both terminal inverted repeats and flanking direct repeats have 6 base pairs, hypothetically write the transposon structure downstream from the central region.

Given the partial transposons DNA sequence 5’-ACCGTATTCGGT-3’ upstream from the central region, assuming both terminal inverted repeats and flanking direct repeats have 6 base pairs, hypothetically write the transposon structure downstream from the central region.

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Chapter19: Genomes And Proteomes

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