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Reverse Transcriptase Encoded by a Human Transposable Element

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Published1991
Citations748
References36

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Abstract

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1986 • 326 citations

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1987 • 224 citations

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1986 • 218 citations

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1991 • 215 citations

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1984 • 212 citations

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1988 • 202 citations

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1987 • 144 citations

An indicator gene for detection of germline retrotransposition in transgenic Drosophila demonstrates RNA-mediated transposition of the LINE I element.

1991 • 97 citations

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1986 • 96 citations

Evidence for retrotransposition of the I factor, a LINE element of Drosophila melanogaster.

1991 • 91 citations

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1990 • 83 citations

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1987 • 74 citations

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1991 • 71 citations

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1991 • 58 citations

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1991 • 53 citations

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1990 • 51 citations

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1991 • 46 citations

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