Multiple Choice
What concept does NOT generally apply to bacterial transposons?
A) Transposons are sometimes referred to as "jumping genes."
B) Transposons contain segments of repeating DNA at either end.
C) Insertion of a transposon followed by excision results in damage to the sequence at the insertion site.
D) "Transposases" are the enzymes involved in transposition.
E) Transposition is a homologous-recombination process.
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