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The presence of old Alus in GC-rich regions of the human genome - a genetic algorithm perspective
More than 10% of the human genome is comprised of a sequence known as an Alu repeat, with over a million copies of this distributed throughout our DNA. Detailed analysis of the distribution of this sequence shows it to be dispersed in an unusual way. In the work presented here, a genetic algorithm simulation was developed as the basis for modeling transposons (of which the Alu is one type). This simulation was used to explore the evolutionary conditions under which such a distribution could arise.
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