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Polinton

Polintons (also called Mavericks) are large DNA transposons which contain genes with homology to viral proteins and which are often found in eukaryotic genomes. They were first discovered in the mid-2000s and are the largest and most complex known DNA transposons. Polintons encode up to 10 individual proteins and derive their name from two key proteins…

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Polinton

Nodes67
Edges66
Triples39
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.029851
Components1

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Polinton

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related to Evolution · 14
Polinton → Adenoviridae, DNA, Early, Ginger, Maviroviridae, Mavirus, More, Nucleocytoviricota, Phylogenetic, Polintons, Tectiviridae, The, Through, Tlr1
related to Discovery and nomenclature · 10
Polinton → An, Because, Both, Cedric Feschotte, Ellen Pritham, Giant, However, Jerzy Jurka, Mavericks, Vladimir Kapitonov
related to Properties · 6
Polinton → DNA, FtsK-like ATPase, Most, Polintons, The, They
related to Distribution · 5
Polinton → Archaeplastida, Polintons, The, They, Trichomonas
related to Eupolintoviridae · 4
Polinton → Adintoviridae, AlphadintovirusAlphadintovirus, Eupolintoviridae, The

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polintons viruses proteins dna transposons family integrase name elements also known encode homology viral eukaryotic one contain first complex key

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Polintonrelated to Discovery and nomenclatureGiant0.60section
Polintonrelated to Discovery and nomenclatureMavericks0.60section
Polintonrelated to Discovery and nomenclatureCedric Feschotte0.60section
Polintonrelated to Discovery and nomenclatureEllen Pritham0.60section
Polintonrelated to Discovery and nomenclatureAn0.60section
Polintonrelated to Discovery and nomenclatureVladimir Kapitonov0.60section
Polintonrelated to Discovery and nomenclatureJerzy Jurka0.60section
Polintonrelated to Discovery and nomenclatureBoth0.60section
Polintonrelated to Discovery and nomenclatureBecause0.60section
Polintonrelated to Discovery and nomenclatureHowever0.60section
Polintonrelated to DistributionPolintons0.60section
Polintonrelated to DistributionArchaeplastida0.60section

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