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Characterizing the ecological niche of insertion sequences within prokaryotic genomes
Abstract Insertion sequences (ISs) are widespread prokaryotic transposable elements, often regarded as genomic parasites that primarily cause deleterious mutations. However, they can also promote adaptive changes. These antagonistic properties make their overall impact on prokaryotic evolution diffi
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