networks. TEs are more common in many regions of the DNA and it makes up 45% of total human DNA. Also, TEs contributed to 16% of transcription factor binding sites. A larger number of motifs are also found in non-TE-derived DNA, and the number is larger than TE-derived DNA. All these factors correlate to the direct participation of TEs in many ways of gene control networks. See also Notes References External links – A possible connection between aberrant reinsertions and lymphoma. Repbase – a database of transposable element sequences Dfam - a database of transposable element families, multiple sequence alignments, and sequence models RepeatMasker – a computer program used by computational biologists to annotate transposons in DNA sequences Use of the Sleeping Beauty Transposon System for Stable Gene Expression in Mouse Embryonic Stem Cells Introduction to Transposons, 2018 YouTube video Modification of genetic information Mobile genetic elements Molecular biology Non-coding DNA