FOGA-III: HOW DOES GENETIC CHANGE HAPPEN? - NATURAL GENETIC ENGINEERING OF GENOME STRUCTURE • Cells have a large toolbox of biochemical systems that carry out genome restructuring at all levels of complexity

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• Mobile genetic elements
• Molecular biology
• Genetics
• Replicative transposition
• Bacteriophage Mu
• Transposable element
• Mutation
• Lac operon
• RpoS
• Natural genetic engineering
• Escherichia coli
• Insertion sequence

Nucleic Acids Research A survey of bacterial insertion sequences using IScan Andreas Wagner, Christopher Lewis and Manuel Bichsel Nucleic Acids Res. First published online 7 Aug 2007; doi:nar/gkm597

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• Biology
• Genetics
• Molecular biology
• Genomics
• Mobile genetic elements
• DNA
• Inverted repeat
• Genome
• Transposable element
• Repeated sequence
• Nucleic acid sequence
• Insertion sequence

The early phase of a bacterial insertion sequence infection

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• Biology
• Genetics
• Evolutionary biology
• Molecular biology
• Transposable element
• Mutation
• Horizontal gene transfer
• Influenza
• Horizontal gene transfer in evolution

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• Mobile genetic elements
• Molecular biology
• Genetics
• Transposable element
• Tn10
• Transposase
• Insertion sequence
• Composite transposon
• Transposition
• Horizontal gene transfer
• Replicative transposition
• Genome

RECOVERY AND CHARACTERIZATION OF INSERTION SEQUENCE ELEMENTS FROM NATURAL ISOLATES OF THE HYPERTHERMOPHILIC ARCHAEON SULFOLOBUS A thesis submitted to the Division of Graduate Studies and Research

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Algorithms and Data Structures, FallSorting Rasmus Pagh Based on slides by Kevin Wayne, Princeton

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• Software engineering
• C++ Standard Library
• Object-oriented programming
• C++
• ALGOL 68
• Sort
• Insertion sort
• Sequence container
• C++ classes
• Computer programming
• Computing
• Sorting algorithms

Massive amplification of rolling-circle transposons in the lineage of the bat Myotis lucifugus Ellen J. Pritham, and Cédric Feschotte PNAS 2007;104;; originally published online Jan 29, 2007; doi:pnas.0

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• Mobile genetic elements
• Genomics
• DNA
• Transposable element
• Genetic Information Research Institute
• Retrotransposon
• Human genome
• Expressed sequence tag
• Insertion sequence
• Biology
• Genetics
• Molecular biology

PIF-like Transposons are Common in Drosophila and Have Been Repeatedly Domesticated to Generate New Host Genes Claudio Casola, A. Michelle Lawing, Esther Betra´n, and Ce´dric Feschotte Biology Department, University of

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• Molecular biology
• Drosophilidae
• Genomics
• Drosophila
• Transposable element
• Insertion sequence
• FlyBase
• Retrotransposon
• P element
• Biology
• Genetics
• Mobile genetic elements

SEE COMMENTARY Repeated horizontal transfer of a DNA transposon in mammals and other tetrapods John K. Pace II, Cle´ment Gilbert, Marlena S. Clark, and Ce´dric Feschotte1 Department of Biology, University of Texas at

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• Molecular biology
• DNA
• Genetic mapping
• Transposable element
• Insertion sequence
• Retrotransposon
• Noncoding DNA
• Transposase
• Genome
• Biology
• Genetics
• Mobile genetic elements

This article appeared in a journal published by Elsevier. The attached copy is furnished to the author for internal non-commercial research and education use, including for instruction at the authors institution and shar

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• Mobile genetic elements
• Genomics
• DNA
• Transposable element
• Retrotransposon
• Noncoding DNA
• Genome size
• Insertion sequence
• Genome
• Biology
• Genetics
• Molecular biology