Repetitive DNA Elements is a genomic feature characterized by nucleotide sequences that occur in multiple copies throughout a viral genome, distinguished from unique sequences by their recurrent organization and potential roles in genome stability, evolution, and regulation.
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An integrated encyclopedia of DNA elements in the human genome
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