Coe1 in Beta vulgaris L. Has a Tnp2-Domain DNA Transposase Gene within Putative LTRs and Other Retroelement-Like Features

<table>Amino acid residue alignment of a conserved region of the
predicted product of Beta vulgaris Coe1 ORF2, albeit interrupted with a stop codon, which otherwise would have contained an Rvt2 domain with those of other retroelement
reverse transcriptase genes from different plants. A conserved YVDDIIL active site is highlighted
in green. Beta vulgaris (ABM55246), Citrus
sinensis (CAJ09951), Glycine max (AAO73527), 
Ipomoea batatas (AAV88069), Medicago truncatula (ABE85780), Oryza longistaminata (AAB82754), Oryza sativa indica (CAH67061), 
Oryza sativa japonica (NP_001067469), Solanum demissum (AAT38758).</table>

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Figure 4: Coe1 in Beta vulgaris L. Has a Tnp2-Domain DNA Transposase Gene within Putative LTRs and Other Retroelement-Like Features