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Human-specific retrotransposons encode the regulatory logic of two lineages in a bipotent neural crest and central nervous system precursor
Transposable elements are sources of cis-regulatory innovation, and the youngest families are particularly interesting because only recent insertions can account for species-specific regulatory divergence. SVAs (subfamilies -E, F), LTR5Hs and L1HS are human-specific retroelements. They are polymorph
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