Numt-mediated double-strand break repair mitigates deletions during primate genome evolution

Keyphrases

• Numt 100%
• Genome Evolution 100%
• Primate Genomes 100%
• Double-strand Break Repair 100%
• Non-homologous End Joining 70%
• Double-strand Breaks 40%
• Chromosome Breakage 20%
• Overhang 20%
• Evolutionary Timescale 10%
• Mammalian Cells 10%
• Chimpanzee 10%
• Nuclear DNA Sequences 10%
• Lineage-specific 10%
• Primate Phylogeny 10%
• Fusion Point 10%
• Unresolved Issues 10%
• Chromosomal Evolution 10%
• Integration Site 10%
• Microhomology 10%
• Rhesus Monkey 10%
• Natural Breaks 10%
• Nucleotide Addition 10%
• Chromosome Fusion 10%
• Unique Mechanism 10%
• Small Deletion 10%
• Genetic Loci 10%
• Integration Events 10%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Genome Evolution 100%
• Non-Homologous End Joining 100%
• Chromosome Breakage 28%
• Mammalian Cell 14%
• DNA Sequence 14%
• Nuclear DNA 14%
• Rhesus Monkey 14%
• Gene Locus 14%

Immunology and Microbiology

• DNA End Joining Repair 100%
• Chromosome Breakage 28%
• Lineages 14%
• DNA Sequence 14%
• Gene Locus 14%
• Rhesus Monkey 14%