… Inherent to the jumping nature of transposable elements is … gain, particularly through
horizontal gene transfer in aquatic … non-coding intronic elements in eukaryotic genome evolution. …

… genome and the transposition is catalyzed by transposase … genome is: how often do
retrotransposons jump? Alu and L1 … the ability to target transposable element transcripts directly, …

… genome or can be created through transposable elements present in the recipient that jump
… their associated proteins to catalyze the splicing reaction in trans, evolving over time into the …

… acquisition of DNA from other strains and species through horizontal gene transfer (HGT) [1].
… Multiple HGT events thus provide a solution to the classic evolutionary fitness peak jumping …

… Readers should also feel free to jump to wherever their interests … ' DNA) in a genome can
differ from species to species. It is … how multicellular animals and plants evolved, and further still …

… have been implicated in animal development and also in … of transposable elements have
lost their ability to jump … DNA methylation is enzymatically catalyzed by a class of enzymes …

… While it is extremely difficult to scientifically assess consciousness in other animals,
toward the end of the book I will speculate about what kinds of conscious experiences nonhuman …

… catalyse pigment-specific pathways, as even loss-of-function mutations may be tolerated in
enzymes that are functionally specialised and non-essential (P … types of traits across animals …

… to researchers in evolutionary biology as well as animal and … and unacceptable results can
catalyze thought and discussion that … Similarly, when evolving jumping abilities, the creatures …

… Occasionally, viruses can jump species and infect other hosts… As viral genomes evolve,
so does their antigenic presentation… in cytidines, that catalyze the deamination of cytidine to …