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Schematic drawing of a composite (or complex) transposon. It is composed of two insertion sequence, which codify genes for transposition, flanking structural genes which codify for various proteins or enzymes, i.e. for antibiotic or viral resistance.

Description	Composite transposon
Source	self-made, based on Image:Composite transposon.jpg
Date	00:52, 4 September 2007 (UTC)
Author	Jacek FH
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(current)	00:52, 4 September 2007	Jacek FH	625×343	6 KB	== Summary == Schematic drawing of a composite (or complex) transposon. It is composed of two insertion sequence, which codify genes for transposition, flanking structural genes which codify for various prote

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A DNA composite transposon. ... Insertion sequences (also known as insertion elements, ISs, insertion sequence elements, or IS elements) are short DNA sequences that act as simple transposable elements; insertion sequences only code for transposition enzymes (transposases). ...