Sergei A. Korneev
Abstract
A review of literature data on different families of repetitive sequences of human genome is presented. Both tandemly organized (classical satellite DNA, alpha satellite DNA, "minisatellites" etc.) and interspersed repetitive elements are characterized in detail. Special attention is paid to description of human genome mobile elements.
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A review of literature data on different families of repetitive sequences of human genome is presented. Both tandemly organized (classical satellite DNA, alpha satellite DNA, "minisatellites" etc.) and interspersed repetitive elements are characterized in detail. Special attention is paid to description of human genome mobile elements.
Key concepts: Minisatellite, Human genome, Satellite DNA, Repeated sequence, Genome, Biology, Genetics, Interspersed repeat