… Transposable elements (TEs) are mobile genetic elements present in virtually all genomes.
Among all different types of TEs, long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons and miniature …

… explore the evolutionary history and taxonomy of Gossypium, providing readers with a …
The history and disposition of transposable elements in polyploid Gossypium. Genome, 53(8…

… Transposable elements (TEs) are the most abundant DNA components in most characterized
genomes of high eukaryotes (1). Based on their structural features and transposition …

… total 880 Mb genome, but most transposable element families are relatively old and stable
… The close relationship of Houzingenia species to the agronomically important polyploid …

… transposons (or Class II elements) replicate via a “cut-paste” process [[15], [16], [17]].
Transposable elements may … Transposable elements not only shape genome structure, but can …

… Abstract: Cotton is leading natural fiber-producing crop in the world. The fiber quality of
Gossypium barbadense is the best among the four cultivated species of cotton. Understanding …

… in Gossypium highlighted transposable elements as key players in the genome size differences
among species, along with the propensity of smallgenome cotton … and polyploid species, …

… Gossypium barbadense, two insertions of a Ty1 long-terminal repeat-retrotransposon [transposable
element … that the TE occurred after tetraploid cotton formation and evolved at different …

… Low transposable element (TE) abundance near genes has … This is further supported by
work in cotton, where subgenome … was an auto-polyploid or allo-polyploid event between two …

… In a similar case study, the history of artificial selection for fibre length in cotton with … The
methylation state of transposable elements (TEs) near genes likely plays a role in the biased …