Term ID: T2828

Jumping Genes

/jumping-genes/
Transposable genetic elements that can move within genomes, potentially affecting brain development and behavior, relevant to understanding genetic influences on psychology.
Example: Genetic elements that can change position in DNA during development, potentially contributing to individual differences in brain structure and psychological traits.

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Reference: McClintock (1956)