question stringlengths 39 56 | options listlengths 4 4 | answer stringlengths 2 12 | query_type stringclasses 3 values | target_type stringclasses 3 values | query_value stringlengths 2 14 | correct_value stringlengths 2 12 | abstracts listlengths 3 3 |
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Which class belongs to the subfamily 'LTR50'? | [
"LTR",
"DNA",
"SINE",
"LINE"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | LTR50 | LTR | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the subfamily 'LTR50' belong to? | [
"TcMar-Tigger",
"ERVL",
"L1",
"DNA"
] | ERVL | Subfamily | Family | LTR50 | ERVL | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which class belongs to the family 'ERVK'? | [
"LINE",
"LTR",
"SINE",
"DNA"
] | LTR | Family | Class | ERVK | LTR | [
"The human genome harbors numerous distinct families of so-called human endogenous retroviruses (HERV) which are remnants of exogenous retroviruses that entered the germ line millions of years ago. We describe here the hitherto little-characterized betaretrovirus HERV-K(HML-5) family (named HERVK22 in Repbase) in g... |
Which family does the subfamily 'MER119' belong to? | [
"ERVL-MaLR",
"DNA",
"hAT-Tip100",
"hAT-Charlie"
] | hAT-Charlie | Subfamily | Family | MER119 | hAT-Charlie | [
"We report a new medium reiteration frequency repeat MER53 present in human and mammalian genomes. A 189 bp MER53 consensus sequence has been reconstructed based on the computer analysis of GenBank sequences. TA target site duplication and terminal inverted repeats indicate that the MER53 repeat is a non-autonomous... |
Which family does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"DNA",
"ERV1",
"ERVL-MaLR",
"ERVL"
] | ERV1 | Class | Family | LTR | ERV1 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'ERV1'? | [
"LTR28",
"MER91B",
"LTR10F",
"LTR60"
] | LTR10F | Family | Subfamily | ERV1 | LTR10F | [
"Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), which blur the boundary between virus and transposable element, are genetic material derived from retroviruses and have important implications for evolution. This study examines the diversity and evolution of human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) of the HERVL family, which has long ... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'HERVI-int'? | [
"SINE",
"LTR",
"DNA",
"LINE"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | HERVI-int | LTR | [
"Herves is a functional Class II transposable element in Anopheles gambiae belonging to the hAT superfamily of elements. Class II transposable elements are used as gene vectors in this species and are also being considered as genetic drive agents for spreading desirable genes through natural populations as part of ... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'MER52C'? | [
"DNA",
"LTR",
"LINE",
"SINE"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | MER52C | LTR | [
"We report a new medium reiteration frequency repeat MER53 present in human and mammalian genomes. A 189 bp MER53 consensus sequence has been reconstructed based on the computer analysis of GenBank sequences. TA target site duplication and terminal inverted repeats indicate that the MER53 repeat is a non-autonomous... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"MER66C",
"LTR41",
"HERVKC4-int",
"MamGypLTR3"
] | LTR41 | Class | Subfamily | LTR | LTR41 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'hAT-Tip100'? | [
"MLT1K-int",
"ORSL-2a",
"HERVH48-int",
"MER91A"
] | ORSL-2a | Family | Subfamily | hAT-Tip100 | ORSL-2a | [
"Tip100 is an Ac-like transposable element that belongs to the hAT superfamily. First discovered in Ipomoea purpurea (common morning glory), it was classified as an autonomous element capable of movement within the genome. As Tip100 data were already available in databases, the sequences of related elements in ten ... |
Which family does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"Gypsy",
"ERV1",
"hAT-Tip100",
"ERVL"
] | ERV1 | Class | Family | LTR | ERV1 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the subfamily 'HERVL40-int' belong to? | [
"ERV1",
"hAT-Charlie",
"ERVL-MaLR",
"ERVL"
] | ERVL | Subfamily | Family | HERVL40-int | ERVL | [
"Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), which blur the boundary between virus and transposable element, are genetic material derived from retroviruses and have important implications for evolution. This study examines the diversity and evolution of human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) of the HERVL family, which has long ... |
Which family does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"L1",
"hAT-Tip100",
"ERV1",
"DNA"
] | ERV1 | Class | Family | LTR | ERV1 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'ERV1'? | [
"MamGypsy2-LTR",
"LTR16A2",
"LTR60B",
"LTR1"
] | LTR1 | Family | Subfamily | ERV1 | LTR1 | [
"Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), which blur the boundary between virus and transposable element, are genetic material derived from retroviruses and have important implications for evolution. This study examines the diversity and evolution of human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) of the HERVL family, which has long ... |
Which class belongs to the family 'hAT-Charlie'? | [
"DNA",
"LTR",
"LINE",
"SINE"
] | DNA | Family | Class | hAT-Charlie | DNA | [
"The hAT family is a group of transposable elements of the terminal inverted repeat class, which includes Ac of maize, hobo of Drosophila and Tam3 of Antirrhinum (snapdragon). All the members of this family so far examined are known to comprise complete and defective copies, with a good correspondence to autonomous... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"LTR50",
"LTR41B",
"HERVIP10F-int",
"MLT1L-int"
] | LTR50 | Class | Subfamily | LTR | LTR50 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'ERV1'? | [
"LTR28",
"LTR4",
"HERVS71-int",
"LTR50"
] | LTR4 | Family | Subfamily | ERV1 | LTR4 | [
"Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), which blur the boundary between virus and transposable element, are genetic material derived from retroviruses and have important implications for evolution. This study examines the diversity and evolution of human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) of the HERVL family, which has long ... |
Which family does the class 'DNA' belong to? | [
"ERVK",
"hAT-Charlie",
"hAT-Tip100",
"DNA"
] | hAT-Tip100 | Class | Family | DNA | hAT-Tip100 | [
"The higher levels of the classification of transposable elements (TEs) from Classes to Superfamilies or Families, is regularly updated, but the lower levels (below the Family) have received little investigation. In particular, this applies to the Families that include a large number of copies. In this article we p... |
Which family does the class 'DNA' belong to? | [
"hAT-Tip100",
"ERVL",
"Alu",
"TcMar-Tigger"
] | hAT-Tip100 | Class | Family | DNA | hAT-Tip100 | [
"The higher levels of the classification of transposable elements (TEs) from Classes to Superfamilies or Families, is regularly updated, but the lower levels (below the Family) have received little investigation. In particular, this applies to the Families that include a large number of copies. In this article we p... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"HERV15-int",
"AluYh7",
"LTR22A",
"LTR41"
] | LTR22A | Class | Subfamily | LTR | LTR22A | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which class belongs to the family 'hAT-Tip100'? | [
"DNA",
"LTR",
"LINE",
"SINE"
] | DNA | Family | Class | hAT-Tip100 | DNA | [
"Tip100 is an Ac-like transposable element that belongs to the hAT superfamily. First discovered in Ipomoea purpurea (common morning glory), it was classified as an autonomous element capable of movement within the genome. As Tip100 data were already available in databases, the sequences of related elements in ten ... |
Which class belongs to the family 'hAT-Tip100'? | [
"DNA",
"SINE",
"LTR",
"LINE"
] | DNA | Family | Class | hAT-Tip100 | DNA | [
"Tip100 is an Ac-like transposable element that belongs to the hAT superfamily. First discovered in Ipomoea purpurea (common morning glory), it was classified as an autonomous element capable of movement within the genome. As Tip100 data were already available in databases, the sequences of related elements in ten ... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'MER88'? | [
"LINE",
"SINE",
"DNA",
"LTR"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | MER88 | LTR | [
"The higher levels of the classification of transposable elements (TEs) from Classes to Superfamilies or Families, is regularly updated, but the lower levels (below the Family) have received little investigation. In particular, this applies to the Families that include a large number of copies. In this article we p... |
Which family does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"ERV1",
"L1",
"ERVL",
"hAT-Charlie"
] | ERV1 | Class | Family | LTR | ERV1 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"Alu",
"ERV1",
"ERVL-MaLR",
"hAT-Charlie"
] | ERV1 | Class | Family | LTR | ERV1 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'LTR41C'? | [
"DNA",
"SINE",
"LTR",
"LINE"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | LTR41C | LTR | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'ERVL-MaLR'? | [
"MER102a",
"MER91C",
"LTR36",
"MLT1K-int"
] | MLT1K-int | Family | Subfamily | ERVL-MaLR | MLT1K-int | [
"Although the ERVL-mammalian-apparent LTR retrotransposons (MaLRs) are the fourth largest family of transposable elements in the human genome, their evolutionary history and relationship have not been thoroughly studied. In this study, through RepeatMasker annotations of some representative species and construction... |
Which class belongs to the family 'hAT-Charlie'? | [
"LTR",
"SINE",
"DNA",
"LINE"
] | DNA | Family | Class | hAT-Charlie | DNA | [
"The hAT family is a group of transposable elements of the terminal inverted repeat class, which includes Ac of maize, hobo of Drosophila and Tam3 of Antirrhinum (snapdragon). All the members of this family so far examined are known to comprise complete and defective copies, with a good correspondence to autonomous... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"MERX",
"HUERS-P3-int",
"LTR41",
"HUERS-P2-int"
] | HUERS-P3-int | Class | Subfamily | LTR | HUERS-P3-int | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the subfamily 'LTR41' belong to? | [
"ERV1",
"ERVL-MaLR",
"ERVL",
"TcMar-Tigger"
] | ERVL | Subfamily | Family | LTR41 | ERVL | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"MER91C",
"LTR28C",
"HUERS-P3-int",
"HERVIP10F-int"
] | HUERS-P3-int | Class | Subfamily | LTR | HUERS-P3-int | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"ERVL",
"ERV1",
"Gypsy",
"Alu"
] | ERV1 | Class | Family | LTR | ERV1 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the class 'LINE' belong to? | [
"L1",
"ERVK",
"Alu",
"ERVL"
] | L1 | Class | Family | LINE | L1 | [
"LINEs are transposable elements found in various eukaryotes such as plants, protists, insects, and mammals. Their transposition is usually difficult to study, particularly in humans, where some diseases have been shown to result from LINE insertion mutations. This is due to the fact that most copies of any particu... |
Which family does the subfamily 'MER102a' belong to? | [
"Gypsy",
"L1",
"ERVL-MaLR",
"hAT-Charlie"
] | hAT-Charlie | Subfamily | Family | MER102a | hAT-Charlie | [
"We have discovered a family of short interspersed repetitive elements (SINEs) that are present in the genomes of fish, amphibian and primates. The family of the SINEs, designated mermaid, is distinctive in each species except for a conserved region of approximately 80 bp. Some members of the mermaid family were fo... |
Which class belongs to the family 'TcMar-Tigger'? | [
"LINE",
"LTR",
"DNA",
"SINE"
] | DNA | Family | Class | TcMar-Tigger | DNA | [
"Tc3 of Caenorhabditis elegans is one of the founding members of the Tc1 family which includes DNA transposons in vertebrates, insects, nematodes and fungi. It is one of the best characterized eukaryotic transposons in terms of structure and transposition mechanism. A Tc3-like transposon MsqTc3 has been recently de... |
Which class belongs to the family 'ERVK'? | [
"LINE",
"SINE",
"LTR",
"DNA"
] | LTR | Family | Class | ERVK | LTR | [
"The human genome harbors numerous distinct families of so-called human endogenous retroviruses (HERV) which are remnants of exogenous retroviruses that entered the germ line millions of years ago. We describe here the hitherto little-characterized betaretrovirus HERV-K(HML-5) family (named HERVK22 in Repbase) in g... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'MER66C'? | [
"SINE",
"LTR",
"DNA",
"LINE"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | MER66C | LTR | [
"A second member of the divergent mori subfamily of mariner transposons, Bmmar6, is described from the silkworm moth Bombyx mori genome. A confident consensus sequence for Bmmar6 was obtained from a single genomic copy, 17 EST sequences, and the direct sequencing of a 'family' sequence from an amplification of all ... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"LTR36",
"LTR9C",
"MER74A",
"HERV15-int"
] | MER74A | Class | Subfamily | LTR | MER74A | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"TcMar-Tigger",
"DNA",
"ERV1",
"ERVL-MaLR"
] | ERV1 | Class | Family | LTR | ERV1 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'Zaphod2'? | [
"LTR",
"DNA",
"LINE",
"SINE"
] | DNA | Subfamily | Class | Zaphod2 | DNA | [
"A novel family of miniature transposable elements, named Zaba, was identified in pea (Pisum sativum) and subsequently also in other legume species using computer analysis of their DNA sequences. Zaba elements are 141-190 bp long, generate 10-bp target site duplications, and their terminal inverted repeats make up ... |
Which class belongs to the family 'hAT-Charlie'? | [
"LINE",
"SINE",
"DNA",
"LTR"
] | DNA | Family | Class | hAT-Charlie | DNA | [
"The hAT family is a group of transposable elements of the terminal inverted repeat class, which includes Ac of maize, hobo of Drosophila and Tam3 of Antirrhinum (snapdragon). All the members of this family so far examined are known to comprise complete and defective copies, with a good correspondence to autonomous... |
Which family does the subfamily 'Charlie13b' belong to? | [
"hAT-Tip100",
"TcMar-Tigger",
"Gypsy",
"hAT-Charlie"
] | hAT-Charlie | Subfamily | Family | Charlie13b | hAT-Charlie | [
"The higher levels of the classification of transposable elements (TEs) from Classes to Superfamilies or Families, is regularly updated, but the lower levels (below the Family) have received little investigation. In particular, this applies to the Families that include a large number of copies. In this article we p... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"LTR4",
"LTR41C",
"L1P4d",
"MER91C"
] | LTR4 | Class | Subfamily | LTR | LTR4 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'MER91A'? | [
"DNA",
"SINE",
"LTR",
"LINE"
] | DNA | Subfamily | Class | MER91A | DNA | [
"Mariner-like elements (MLE) are members from class II of transposable elements also known as DNA transposons. These elements have a wide distribution among different groups of organisms, including insects, which can be explained by horizontal and vertical gene-transfer. MLE families have been described in tephriti... |
Which subfamily does the class 'DNA' belong to? | [
"MER102a",
"LTR41C",
"MamGypsy2-LTR",
"LTR60"
] | MER102a | Class | Subfamily | DNA | MER102a | [
"The higher levels of the classification of transposable elements (TEs) from Classes to Superfamilies or Families, is regularly updated, but the lower levels (below the Family) have received little investigation. In particular, this applies to the Families that include a large number of copies. In this article we p... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'ERV1'? | [
"LTR36",
"LTR1B1",
"L1P4c",
"LTR75B"
] | LTR36 | Family | Subfamily | ERV1 | LTR36 | [
"Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), which blur the boundary between virus and transposable element, are genetic material derived from retroviruses and have important implications for evolution. This study examines the diversity and evolution of human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) of the HERVL family, which has long ... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'hAT-Tip100'? | [
"LTR41",
"HERVK-int",
"MER119",
"MER96"
] | MER96 | Family | Subfamily | hAT-Tip100 | MER96 | [
"Tip100 is an Ac-like transposable element that belongs to the hAT superfamily. First discovered in Ipomoea purpurea (common morning glory), it was classified as an autonomous element capable of movement within the genome. As Tip100 data were already available in databases, the sequences of related elements in ten ... |
Which family does the subfamily 'MER20B' belong to? | [
"ERVK",
"DNA",
"hAT-Charlie",
"ERVL"
] | hAT-Charlie | Subfamily | Family | MER20B | hAT-Charlie | [
"We report a new medium reiteration frequency repeat MER53 present in human and mammalian genomes. A 189 bp MER53 consensus sequence has been reconstructed based on the computer analysis of GenBank sequences. TA target site duplication and terminal inverted repeats indicate that the MER53 repeat is a non-autonomous... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LINE' belong to? | [
"L1P4d",
"Tigger16a",
"MLT1L-int",
"LTR35"
] | L1P4d | Class | Subfamily | LINE | L1P4d | [
"LINEs are transposable elements found in various eukaryotes such as plants, protists, insects, and mammals. Their transposition is usually difficult to study, particularly in humans, where some diseases have been shown to result from LINE insertion mutations. This is due to the fact that most copies of any particu... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'LTR9C'? | [
"SINE",
"DNA",
"LINE",
"LTR"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | LTR9C | LTR | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'MamRep4096'? | [
"LTR",
"SINE",
"LINE",
"DNA"
] | DNA | Subfamily | Class | MamRep4096 | DNA | [
"Some mobile genetic elements target the lagging strand template during DNA replication. Bacterial examples are insertion sequences IS608 and ISDra2 (IS200/IS605 family members). They use obligatory single-stranded circular DNA intermediates for excision and insertion and encode a transposase, TnpAIS200, which reco... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"LTR35",
"LTR28B",
"Charlie17b",
"MER20"
] | LTR35 | Class | Subfamily | LTR | LTR35 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the class 'LINE' belong to? | [
"Gypsy",
"ERVK",
"L1",
"TcMar-Tigger"
] | L1 | Class | Family | LINE | L1 | [
"LINEs are transposable elements found in various eukaryotes such as plants, protists, insects, and mammals. Their transposition is usually difficult to study, particularly in humans, where some diseases have been shown to result from LINE insertion mutations. This is due to the fact that most copies of any particu... |
Which family does the subfamily 'ERVL47-int' belong to? | [
"ERV1",
"ERVL",
"ERVL-MaLR",
"L1"
] | ERVL | Subfamily | Family | ERVL47-int | ERVL | [
"Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), which blur the boundary between virus and transposable element, are genetic material derived from retroviruses and have important implications for evolution. This study examines the diversity and evolution of human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) of the HERVL family, which has long ... |
Which family does the subfamily 'LTR16C' belong to? | [
"ERVK",
"ERVL",
"hAT-Charlie",
"DNA"
] | ERVL | Subfamily | Family | LTR16C | ERVL | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the class 'DNA' belong to? | [
"ERVL-MaLR",
"ERVL",
"ERV1",
"hAT-Charlie"
] | hAT-Charlie | Class | Family | DNA | hAT-Charlie | [
"The higher levels of the classification of transposable elements (TEs) from Classes to Superfamilies or Families, is regularly updated, but the lower levels (below the Family) have received little investigation. In particular, this applies to the Families that include a large number of copies. In this article we p... |
Which class belongs to the family 'L1'? | [
"SINE",
"LINE",
"LTR",
"DNA"
] | LINE | Family | Class | L1 | LINE | [
"LINE-1 (L1) is a mammalian family of highly repeated DNA sequences that are members of a class of transposable elements whose movement involves an RNA intermediate. Both structural and evolutionary data indicate that the L1 family consists of a small number of active transposable elements interspersed with a large... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'MER119'? | [
"SINE",
"DNA",
"LTR",
"LINE"
] | DNA | Subfamily | Class | MER119 | DNA | [
"Mariner-like elements (MLE) are Class II transposable elements that are very widespread among eukaryotic genomes. One MLE belonging to the mauritiana subfamily, named Botmar1, has been identified in the genome of the bumble bee, Bombus terrestris. gDNA hybridization with the Botmar1 transposase ORF revealed that a... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'MER102a'? | [
"LINE",
"SINE",
"DNA",
"LTR"
] | DNA | Subfamily | Class | MER102a | DNA | [
"Mariner-like elements (MLE) are members from class II of transposable elements also known as DNA transposons. These elements have a wide distribution among different groups of organisms, including insects, which can be explained by horizontal and vertical gene-transfer. MLE families have been described in tephriti... |
Which class belongs to the family 'ERV1'? | [
"LINE",
"SINE",
"LTR",
"DNA"
] | LTR | Family | Class | ERV1 | LTR | [
"Human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) represent the inheritance of ancient germ-line cell infections by exogenous retroviruses and the subsequent transmission of the integrated proviruses to the descendants. ERVs have the same internal structure as exogenous retroviruses. While no replication-competent HERVs have ... |
Which family does the class 'SINE' belong to? | [
"hAT-Charlie",
"hAT-Tip100",
"Alu",
"ERV1"
] | Alu | Class | Family | SINE | Alu | [
"SINEs (short interspersed elements) are transposable elements that typically originate independently in each taxonomic clade (order/family). However, some SINE families share a highly similar central sequence and are thus categorized as a SINE superfamily. Although only four SINE superfamilies (CORE-SINEs, V-SINEs... |
Which family does the class 'DNA' belong to? | [
"ERVL",
"hAT-Charlie",
"Gypsy",
"ERVK"
] | hAT-Charlie | Class | Family | DNA | hAT-Charlie | [
"The higher levels of the classification of transposable elements (TEs) from Classes to Superfamilies or Families, is regularly updated, but the lower levels (below the Family) have received little investigation. In particular, this applies to the Families that include a large number of copies. In this article we p... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'MER74A'? | [
"LTR",
"DNA",
"LINE",
"SINE"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | MER74A | LTR | [
"Mariner-like elements (MLE) are members from class II of transposable elements also known as DNA transposons. These elements have a wide distribution among different groups of organisms, including insects, which can be explained by horizontal and vertical gene-transfer. MLE families have been described in tephriti... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'MER90'? | [
"LTR",
"LINE",
"DNA",
"SINE"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | MER90 | LTR | [
"The higher levels of the classification of transposable elements (TEs) from Classes to Superfamilies or Families, is regularly updated, but the lower levels (below the Family) have received little investigation. In particular, this applies to the Families that include a large number of copies. In this article we p... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'hAT-Charlie'? | [
"Tigger16a",
"LTR35",
"MER102b",
"HUERS-P2-int"
] | MER102b | Family | Subfamily | hAT-Charlie | MER102b | [
"The hAT family is a group of transposable elements of the terminal inverted repeat class, which includes Ac of maize, hobo of Drosophila and Tam3 of Antirrhinum (snapdragon). All the members of this family so far examined are known to comprise complete and defective copies, with a good correspondence to autonomous... |
Which class belongs to the family 'ERVL-MaLR'? | [
"LTR",
"SINE",
"DNA",
"LINE"
] | LTR | Family | Class | ERVL-MaLR | LTR | [
"Although the ERVL-mammalian-apparent LTR retrotransposons (MaLRs) are the fourth largest family of transposable elements in the human genome, their evolutionary history and relationship have not been thoroughly studied. In this study, through RepeatMasker annotations of some representative species and construction... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'ERV1'? | [
"LTR1A1",
"HERVL18-int",
"MER102b",
"LTR38A1"
] | LTR38A1 | Family | Subfamily | ERV1 | LTR38A1 | [
"Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), which blur the boundary between virus and transposable element, are genetic material derived from retroviruses and have important implications for evolution. This study examines the diversity and evolution of human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) of the HERVL family, which has long ... |
Which family does the subfamily 'L1PA15-16' belong to? | [
"L1",
"ERVL-MaLR",
"hAT-Tip100",
"Gypsy"
] | L1 | Subfamily | Family | L1PA15-16 | L1 | [
"LINE-1 (L1) is a mammalian family of highly repeated DNA sequences that are members of a class of transposable elements whose movement involves an RNA intermediate. Both structural and evolutionary data indicate that the L1 family consists of a small number of active transposable elements interspersed with a large... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'LTR1A1'? | [
"DNA",
"LTR",
"SINE",
"LINE"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | LTR1A1 | LTR | [
"LINE-1 (L1) is a mammalian family of highly repeated DNA sequences that are members of a class of transposable elements whose movement involves an RNA intermediate. Both structural and evolutionary data indicate that the L1 family consists of a small number of active transposable elements interspersed with a large... |
Which class belongs to the family 'ERVL'? | [
"LTR",
"DNA",
"LINE",
"SINE"
] | LTR | Family | Class | ERVL | LTR | [
"Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), which blur the boundary between virus and transposable element, are genetic material derived from retroviruses and have important implications for evolution. This study examines the diversity and evolution of human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) of the HERVL family, which has long ... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'ERV1'? | [
"LTR16C",
"MER91B",
"LTR1B1",
"MER50C"
] | MER50C | Family | Subfamily | ERV1 | MER50C | [
"Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), which blur the boundary between virus and transposable element, are genetic material derived from retroviruses and have important implications for evolution. This study examines the diversity and evolution of human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) of the HERVL family, which has long ... |
Which family does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"ERV1",
"L1",
"ERVK",
"Gypsy"
] | ERV1 | Class | Family | LTR | ERV1 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'LTR36'? | [
"LINE",
"SINE",
"DNA",
"LTR"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | LTR36 | LTR | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the subfamily 'LTR35' belong to? | [
"hAT-Tip100",
"Gypsy",
"ERV1",
"TcMar-Tigger"
] | ERV1 | Subfamily | Family | LTR35 | ERV1 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'TcMar-Tigger'? | [
"L1PA15-16",
"LTR1B1",
"MER90",
"MERX"
] | MERX | Family | Subfamily | TcMar-Tigger | MERX | [
"The T2 family of miniature inverted-repeat transposable elements (T2-MITE) is a prevalent MITE family found in both Xenopus(Silurana) tropicalis and X. laevis. Some subfamilies, particularly T2-A1 and T2-C, may have originated prior to the diversification of the 2 Xenopus lineages and currently include active memb... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'L1M3f'? | [
"LINE",
"LTR",
"DNA",
"SINE"
] | LINE | Subfamily | Class | L1M3f | LINE | [
"LINE-1 (L1) is a mammalian family of highly repeated DNA sequences that are members of a class of transposable elements whose movement involves an RNA intermediate. Both structural and evolutionary data indicate that the L1 family consists of a small number of active transposable elements interspersed with a large... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LINE' belong to? | [
"L1P4c",
"MER76-int",
"LTR22B2",
"LTR35"
] | L1P4c | Class | Subfamily | LINE | L1P4c | [
"LINEs are transposable elements found in various eukaryotes such as plants, protists, insects, and mammals. Their transposition is usually difficult to study, particularly in humans, where some diseases have been shown to result from LINE insertion mutations. This is due to the fact that most copies of any particu... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'ERV1'? | [
"LTR60B",
"LTR1A1",
"MLT1K-int",
"MER91C"
] | LTR1A1 | Family | Subfamily | ERV1 | LTR1A1 | [
"Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), which blur the boundary between virus and transposable element, are genetic material derived from retroviruses and have important implications for evolution. This study examines the diversity and evolution of human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) of the HERVL family, which has long ... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'LTR75B'? | [
"DNA",
"LTR",
"LINE",
"SINE"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | LTR75B | LTR | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the subfamily 'L1P4d' belong to? | [
"hAT-Tip100",
"L1",
"Alu",
"ERVL"
] | L1 | Subfamily | Family | L1P4d | L1 | [
"LINE-1 (L1) is a mammalian family of highly repeated DNA sequences that are members of a class of transposable elements whose movement involves an RNA intermediate. Both structural and evolutionary data indicate that the L1 family consists of a small number of active transposable elements interspersed with a large... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'LTR9C'? | [
"LINE",
"LTR",
"SINE",
"DNA"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | LTR9C | LTR | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the class 'DNA' belong to? | [
"TcMar-Tigger",
"ERVL-MaLR",
"ERVL",
"L1"
] | TcMar-Tigger | Class | Family | DNA | TcMar-Tigger | [
"The higher levels of the classification of transposable elements (TEs) from Classes to Superfamilies or Families, is regularly updated, but the lower levels (below the Family) have received little investigation. In particular, this applies to the Families that include a large number of copies. In this article we p... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"PRIMAX-int",
"LTR13A",
"HERVL40-int",
"MLT1L-int"
] | HERVL40-int | Class | Subfamily | LTR | HERVL40-int | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily does the class 'DNA' belong to? | [
"LTR10F",
"ORSL-2a",
"HERVK11D-int",
"LTR38A1"
] | ORSL-2a | Class | Subfamily | DNA | ORSL-2a | [
"The higher levels of the classification of transposable elements (TEs) from Classes to Superfamilies or Families, is regularly updated, but the lower levels (below the Family) have received little investigation. In particular, this applies to the Families that include a large number of copies. In this article we p... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'hAT-Charlie'? | [
"LTR41",
"MER102a",
"MERX",
"LTR4"
] | MER102a | Family | Subfamily | hAT-Charlie | MER102a | [
"The hAT family is a group of transposable elements of the terminal inverted repeat class, which includes Ac of maize, hobo of Drosophila and Tam3 of Antirrhinum (snapdragon). All the members of this family so far examined are known to comprise complete and defective copies, with a good correspondence to autonomous... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"LTR35A",
"MamGypsy2-LTR",
"LTR1",
"MER90"
] | MER90 | Class | Subfamily | LTR | MER90 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"L1M3f",
"MER91B",
"LTR41B",
"L1P4c"
] | LTR41B | Class | Subfamily | LTR | LTR41B | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"MER76-int",
"LTR35",
"LTR28C",
"HERVFH21-int"
] | HERVFH21-int | Class | Subfamily | LTR | HERVFH21-int | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'hAT-Charlie'? | [
"MamRep4096",
"MERX",
"MER20",
"MER102b"
] | MER20 | Family | Subfamily | hAT-Charlie | MER20 | [
"The hAT family is a group of transposable elements of the terminal inverted repeat class, which includes Ac of maize, hobo of Drosophila and Tam3 of Antirrhinum (snapdragon). All the members of this family so far examined are known to comprise complete and defective copies, with a good correspondence to autonomous... |
Which family does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"hAT-Tip100",
"Alu",
"TcMar-Tigger",
"ERVK"
] | ERVK | Class | Family | LTR | ERVK | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily is in the family 'ERV1'? | [
"HUERS-P2-int",
"HERVI-int",
"MLT1K-int",
"HERVH48-int"
] | HERVH48-int | Family | Subfamily | ERV1 | HERVH48-int | [
"Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), which blur the boundary between virus and transposable element, are genetic material derived from retroviruses and have important implications for evolution. This study examines the diversity and evolution of human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) of the HERVL family, which has long ... |
Which class belongs to the subfamily 'PRIMAX-int'? | [
"LINE",
"LTR",
"SINE",
"DNA"
] | LTR | Subfamily | Class | PRIMAX-int | LTR | [
"Platy-1 retroposons are short interspersed elements (SINEs) unique to platyrrhine primates. Discovered in the common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) genome in 2016, these 100 bp mobile element insertions (MEIs) appeared to be novel drivers of platyrrhine evolution, with over 2200 full-length members across 62 differ... |
Which family does the subfamily 'MER91B' belong to? | [
"L1",
"Gypsy",
"ERVK",
"hAT-Tip100"
] | hAT-Tip100 | Subfamily | Family | MER91B | hAT-Tip100 | [
"Mariner-like elements (MLE) are Class II transposable elements that are very widespread among eukaryotic genomes. One MLE belonging to the mauritiana subfamily, named Botmar1, has been identified in the genome of the bumble bee, Bombus terrestris. gDNA hybridization with the Botmar1 transposase ORF revealed that a... |
Which class belongs to the family 'ERVL'? | [
"SINE",
"LINE",
"DNA",
"LTR"
] | LTR | Family | Class | ERVL | LTR | [
"Endogenous retroviruses (ERVs), which blur the boundary between virus and transposable element, are genetic material derived from retroviruses and have important implications for evolution. This study examines the diversity and evolution of human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs) of the HERVL family, which has long ... |
Which family does the subfamily 'LTR1B1' belong to? | [
"ERVL-MaLR",
"TcMar-Tigger",
"ERVL",
"ERV1"
] | ERV1 | Subfamily | Family | LTR1B1 | ERV1 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the subfamily 'MER20B' belong to? | [
"hAT-Charlie",
"ERVL",
"Alu",
"ERVK"
] | hAT-Charlie | Subfamily | Family | MER20B | hAT-Charlie | [
"We report a new medium reiteration frequency repeat MER53 present in human and mammalian genomes. A 189 bp MER53 consensus sequence has been reconstructed based on the computer analysis of GenBank sequences. TA target site duplication and terminal inverted repeats indicate that the MER53 repeat is a non-autonomous... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"MamTip3",
"LTR1A2",
"HERVK14C-int",
"MER66C"
] | LTR1A2 | Class | Subfamily | LTR | LTR1A2 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"LTR38A1",
"LTR41B",
"LTR9C",
"LTR36"
] | LTR38A1 | Class | Subfamily | LTR | LTR38A1 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which family does the class 'LTR' belong to? | [
"hAT-Tip100",
"hAT-Charlie",
"L1",
"ERV1"
] | ERV1 | Class | Family | LTR | ERV1 | [
"Long terminal repeat (LTR) retrotransposons are transposable elements flanked by 5'/3' LTRs. They have a structure similar to endogenous retroviruses, but they lack the envelope (env) gene making them non-infectious. Long terminal repeats are motif-rich sequences and can act as bidirectional promoters or enhancers... |
Which subfamily does the class 'DNA' belong to? | [
"HERVIP10FH-int",
"MER54B",
"MER76-int",
"MER91A"
] | MER91A | Class | Subfamily | DNA | MER91A | [
"The higher levels of the classification of transposable elements (TEs) from Classes to Superfamilies or Families, is regularly updated, but the lower levels (below the Family) have received little investigation. In particular, this applies to the Families that include a large number of copies. In this article we p... |
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