Transposable elements, once described by Barbara McClintock as controlling genetic units, not only occupy the largest part of our genome but are also a prominent moving force of genomic plasticity and innovation. They usually replicate and reintegrate into genomes silently, sometimes causing malfunctions or misregulations, but occasionally millions of years later, a few may evolve into new func…

Tahun Terbit

2009

Edisi

3

ISBN/ISSN

978-979-033-741-1

Deskripsi Fisik

XIV, 334P, :ILL.:26CM

No. Panggil

650.072 MUD M