Crypton transposons: identification of new diverse families and ancient domestication events

Table 2 Crypton copies containing insertions of other transposable elements

Chromosome	Start^a	End^a	Element	Start^b	End^b	Direction^c	Identity^d
chr1	35100344	35100443	Crypton-1N1_OL	470	573	c	0.8614
	35100444	35100648	piggyBAC-N1_OL	1	204	d	0.9512
	35100649	35101118	Crypton-1N1_OL	1	474	c	0.8728
chr23	4844226	4844361	Crypton-1N1_OL	1	147	d	0.9489
	4844362	4844566	piggyBAC-N1_OL	1	205	d	0.9854
	4844567	4844980	Crypton-1N1_OL	144	570	d	0.9294
chr23	7640079	7640510	Crypton-1N1_OL	1	441	d	0.8918
	7640511	7640716	piggyBAC-N1_OL	1	205	d	0.9466
	7640717	7640832	Crypton-1N1_OL	438	573	d	0.8814
chr5	2033028	2033143	Crypton-1N1_OL	3	116	d	0.8966
	2033144	2033348	piggyBAC-N1_OL	1	205	c	0.9659
	2033349	2033803	Crypton-1N1_OL	113	573	d	0.9132
chr5	22193852	22194261	Crypton-1N1_OL	144	573	c	0.9030
	22194262	22194466	piggyBAC-N1_OL	1	205	d	0.9707
	22194467	22194605	Crypton-1N1_OL	1	147	c	0.9078
chr8	7666866	7667209	Crypton-1N1_OL	21	376	d	0.9075
	7667210	7667896	RTE-1_OL	2,666	3,352	c	0.9796
	7667897	7668065	Crypton-1N1_OL	372	550	d	0.8667

^aSequence coordinates in the corresponding chromosome. ^bCorresponding coordinates of the consensus sequences of repeat elements from Repbase. ^cSequence orientation relative to consensus: (d)irect and (c)omplementary orientation. ^dIdentity to the consensus sequences.

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