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. 2019 Apr 11;10(1):277–291. doi: 10.1080/21505594.2019.1593776

Table 1.

Transposons and repetitive elements in 10kb region surrounding the pop genes.

Homologue 5ʹ flanking region Transposon type 3ʹ flanking region Transposon type
pepA 1.2kb repetitive DNA - Gypsy 3–1 AF (+1000bp) Retrotransposon
popH Mariner 1-AF DNA transposon - -
popO 1kb repetitive DNA - 200bp repetitive DNA -
popP - - - -
popS Mariner 1-AF DNA transposon - -
popA flanking simple repeats - flanking simple repeats -
popB Copia-1 AT e-1 Retrotransposon I-5 AO Retrotransposon
popC Copia-1 Va-1 Retrotransposon Mariner 1-AF DNA transposon
popD popE gene directly upstream - Ribosomal RNA encoding gene  
popE popD gene directly upstream - Copia 71 BG1 Retrotransposon
popF Copia 71 BG1 Retrotransposon - -
popG Mariner fragment DNA transposon - -
popI - - 2.5kb repetitive DNA -
popJ flanking simple repeats - I-5 AO Retrotransposon
popK - - hAT-1 AN DNA transposon
popL - - 1 kb repetitive DNA Copia-1 VA1 Retrotransposon
popM I-5 AO Retrotransposon 100bp repetitive DNA  
popN hAT 1-AN DNA transposon - -
popQ - - - -
popR 2× Gypsy (3–1 AF and
5PGr-1)
Retrotransposon - -
popT - - 200bp repetitive DNA -
popU I-5 AO Retrotransposon Mariner 1-AF DNA transposon
popV flanking simple repeats - - -

“Simple repeats” are local and sequential and identified by repeatmasker.[22]

“Repetitive DNA” are regions identified in more than one location in the genome that is un-annotated.