Long-Terminal Repeats Are Unique to Which Group of Transposons

question 7

Multiple Choice

Long-terminal repeats are unique to which group of transposons?

• A) Composite transposon
• B) Non-viral retro element
• C) Viral-like retro element
• D) Replicative transposon
• E) Insertion sequence

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