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Evolution by Gene Acquisition: What have retroviruses done to mammals?

Retroelements (REs) are retrotranscribed from RNA to DNA and inserted into genomes, some of which are derived from LINEs and viruses. REs occupy a large portion of the genomes of various organisms. These are usually repressed by epigenetic mechanisms and have been considered as "junk" or even "garbage". However, recent studies have revealed that REs act as "foes" involved in various diseases, and at the same time, they also function as "friends" that play important roles in the development and physiological functions. In this symposium, we would like to report and discuss various aspects of REs.<br>

【J】Retroelements: Friends or Foes?

The 47th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[3AS-03-07]Evolution by Gene Acquisition: What have retroviruses done to mammals?

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