Drosophila muller f elements maintain a distinct set of genomic properties over 40 million years of evolution

Autor: Leung, Wilson, Shaffer, Christopher D, Reed, Laura K, Smith, Sheryl T, Barshop, William, Dirkes, William, Dothager, Matthew, Lee, Paul, Wong, Jeannette, Xiong, David, Yuan, Han, Bedard, James EJ, Machone, Joshua F, Patterson, Seantay D, Price, Amber L, Turner, Bryce A, Robic, Srebrenka, Luippold, Erin K, McCartha, Shannon R, Walji, Tezin A, Walker, Chelsea A, Saville, Kenneth, Abrams, Marita K, Armstrong, Andrew R, Armstrong, William, Bailey, Robert J, Barberi, Chelsea R, Beck, Lauren R, Blaker, Amanda L, Blunden, Christopher E, Brand, Jordan P, Brock, Ethan J, Brooks, Dana W, Brown, Marie, Butzler, Sarah C, Clark, Eric M, Clark, Nicole B, Collins, Ashley A, Cotteleer, Rebecca J, Cullimore, Peterson R, Dawson, Seth G, Docking, Carter T, Dorsett, Sasha L, Dougherty, Grace A, Downey, Kaitlyn A, Drake, Andrew P, Earl, Erica K, Floyd, Trevor G, Forsyth, Joshua D, Foust, Jonathan D, Franchi, Spencer L, Geary, James F, Hanson, Cynthia K, Harding, Taylor S, Harris, Cameron B, Heckman, Jonathan M, Holderness, Heather L, Howey, Nicole A, Jacobs, Dontae A, Jewell, Elizabeth S, Kaisler, Maria, Karaska, Elizabeth A, Kehoe, James L, Koaches, Hannah C, Koehler, Jessica, Koenig, Dana, Kujawski, Alexander J, Kus, Jordan E, Lammers, Jennifer A, Leads, Rachel R, Leatherman, Emily C, Lippert, Rachel N, Messenger, Gregory S, Morrow, Adam T, Newcomb, Victoria, Plasman, Haley J, Potocny, Stephanie J, Powers, Michelle K, Reem, Rachel M, Rennhack, Jonathan P, Reynolds, Katherine R, Reynolds, Lyndsey A, Rhee, Dong K, Rivard, Allyson B, Ronk, Adam J, Rooney, Meghan B, Rubin, Lainey S, Salbert, Luke R, Saluja, Rasleen K, Schauder, Taylor, Schneiter, Allison R, Schulz, Robert W, Smith, Karl E, Spencer, Sarah, Swanson, Bryant R, Tache, Melissa A, Tewilliager, Ashley A, Tilot, Amanda K, VanEck, Eve, Villerot, Matthew M

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The Muller F element (4.2 Mb, ~80 protein-coding genes) is an unusual autosome of Drosophila melanogaster; it is mostly heterochromatic with a low recombination rate. To investigate how these properties impact the evolution of repeats and genes, we m

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