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What are the small segments of dna that can move from one region of a dna molecule to another? plasmids micrornas transposons operons?
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What are the small segments of dna that can move from one region of a dna molecule to another? plasmids micrornas transposons operons?
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small segments of dna that can move from one region of a dna molecule to another are transposable elements or "transposons"
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