| 2003, Volume 3, Issue 6 |
| June 30, 2003 |
| Copyright © 2001-2007 - Genetic Information Research Institute, Mountain View, California |
| ISSN# 1534-830X |
| Page 119 |
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Autonomous DNA transposon piggyBac1_CI - a consensus. |
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Submitted: 30-Jun-2003 |
Accepted: 30-Jun-2003 |
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Key Words: Nonautonomous DNA transposon, piggyBac superfamily; TTAA target site duplication; transposase; piggyBac1N_CI; piggyBac1_CI |
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Source: consensus |
Organism: Ciona intestinalis |
Taxonomy: Eukaryota; Metazoa; Chordata; Urochordata; Ascidiacea; Enterogona; Phlebobranchia; Cionidae; Ciona |
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Authors: Kapitonov,V.V. and Jurka,J. |
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Title: piggyBac1_CI, a family of autonomous piggyBac DNA transposons from the sea squirt Ciona intestinalis |
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Journal: Repbase Reports 3:(6) p. 119 (2003) |
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Abstract: piggyBac1_CI is a family of autonomous elements related to the hAT superfamily. The consensus was reconstructed from 5 copies. It encodes a 773-aa piggyBac1_CIp transposase (positions 263-1981). A zinc finger is present at the C-terminus of piggyBac1_CIp. piggyBac1_CI has 13-bp terminal inverted repeats and is flanked by the TTAA target site duplications. A piggyBac1_CIp-like transposase was also involved in propagation of the piggyBac1N1_CI nonautonomous element. piggyBac1_CIp: MFSATAAAEILMDAGSDLSDLESDHDEDDNVGSFIVPNVADISDSDSESSDDSLPPPPPPANVWKSSITQ QSLNSFLGEHGPSSHACVSNDDSPLEYFRLIFTDELLTLVVEETNRYAAQYLQKTPLSSKSRAHNWKPVD AEELSLFLGLTLLTGIVHKRGKLESYWSKNSMIETPFFGKCMSRNRYQAITGFLHFNDNEKLAENNDNDK LYKVRPVYDLIVARWKALYNLGEHISIDEGMMKWRGRLGFRVYNKDKPIKYGIKSYILADSHSHYCWNLD MYHRVQKTLKETVSQILTSKCHFLWHSLYMDNFYNSVSMSQMLLAFQIHSVGTLRSNRGEPREIRTPPNQ MKKGDIIARQNQSVTVLAWKDKRVVKAISTKHDASVTTITRRQRRGGEKESVEKPVCIADYNLHMSGVDQ VDQMISYYPCHRKSLKWTKKVFFYFMTISVHNAYILYKSKSSAKSCKTLYSFILTLVSQLCQQDRLQPQI DDENLAGPPPKSPRIDSTKRLKGGFKKHVIALYLQLKKRQQRKDHVVRAWKTVAERTRYYCAYCNVPLCV IPCFTKYHACAEF
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Derived: [1] (Consensus) |
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Download Sequence - Format: IG, EMBL, FASTA |
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