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| ret·ro·trans·pos·on [ rèttrō trans pṓzən ] (plural ret·ro·trans·pos·ons) |
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duplicating DNA segment: a segment of DNA transposon that duplicates itself by first making an RNA copy and then a DNA copy, which can reintegrate into the DNA of the cell
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