<p>LIR stands for “left inverted repeat” and RIR stands for “right inverted repeat”. Gray shading illustrates sequence homology. The asterisk (*) points to the nucleotide where recombination is taking place as identified by enrichment of 5-prime end clipped reads.</p
<p>Nucleotide positions of the repeats in the genome sequence are indicated. Identical nucleotides o...
<p>The breakpoints (dashed lines) are located inside inverted repeats (red or orange arrows). Four p...
<p>(A) Nucleotide sequences corresponding to the 5’ UTR of the <i>flgB</i> operon from genome sequen...
[[abstract]]Inverted repeats are important genetic elements for genome instability. In the current s...
Inverted repeats (IR) are common part of DNA of all living prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms. Inv...
DNA repeats constitute potential sites for the nucleation of secondary structures such as hairpins a...
Cruciforms occur when inverted repeat sequences in double-stranded DNA adopt intra-strand hairpins o...
<p>(A) DNA inversion results in read pairs with same relative orientation and increased inner-mate d...
Inverted repeats are unstable motifs in a genome, having a causal relation to fragment rearrangement...
<p>Direct (DR) and inverted (IR) repeats are indicated by head to tail and head to head arrows, resp...
The inverted repeats present in a genome play dual roles. They can induce genomic instability and, o...
<p>LINE, Long INterspersed Elements; SINE, Short INterspersed Elements; LTR, Transposable elements w...
A<p>: The DNA before slash is homologous sequence located at 5′ of two recombination sites of the mu...
<p>The central regions of the inverted repeat sequences 1 to 8, their homologous IR sequences from c...
<p>(A) Schematic representation of orientation-specific PCR and qPCR strategies. Invariable DNA regi...
<p>Nucleotide positions of the repeats in the genome sequence are indicated. Identical nucleotides o...
<p>The breakpoints (dashed lines) are located inside inverted repeats (red or orange arrows). Four p...
<p>(A) Nucleotide sequences corresponding to the 5’ UTR of the <i>flgB</i> operon from genome sequen...
[[abstract]]Inverted repeats are important genetic elements for genome instability. In the current s...
Inverted repeats (IR) are common part of DNA of all living prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms. Inv...
DNA repeats constitute potential sites for the nucleation of secondary structures such as hairpins a...
Cruciforms occur when inverted repeat sequences in double-stranded DNA adopt intra-strand hairpins o...
<p>(A) DNA inversion results in read pairs with same relative orientation and increased inner-mate d...
Inverted repeats are unstable motifs in a genome, having a causal relation to fragment rearrangement...
<p>Direct (DR) and inverted (IR) repeats are indicated by head to tail and head to head arrows, resp...
The inverted repeats present in a genome play dual roles. They can induce genomic instability and, o...
<p>LINE, Long INterspersed Elements; SINE, Short INterspersed Elements; LTR, Transposable elements w...
A<p>: The DNA before slash is homologous sequence located at 5′ of two recombination sites of the mu...
<p>The central regions of the inverted repeat sequences 1 to 8, their homologous IR sequences from c...
<p>(A) Schematic representation of orientation-specific PCR and qPCR strategies. Invariable DNA regi...
<p>Nucleotide positions of the repeats in the genome sequence are indicated. Identical nucleotides o...
<p>The breakpoints (dashed lines) are located inside inverted repeats (red or orange arrows). Four p...
<p>(A) Nucleotide sequences corresponding to the 5’ UTR of the <i>flgB</i> operon from genome sequen...