转座子分类表

Copy-out–Paste-in IS elements identifed in prokaryotes

FamiliesgroupsSize-rangeDREndsIRsNb ORFFrameshiftChemistry
IS1IS1740-11808-9GGnnnTGY2ORFABDDE
ISMhu11900-46000-10Y2ORFAB
IS3IS9111250Y2ORFAB
IS1501200-16003-4TGY2ORFABDDE
IS4071100-14004TG
IS511000-14003-4TG
IS31150-17503-4TGa/g
IS21300-14005TG
IS481950-13004-15TGTY1
IS301000-17002-3Y1DDE
IS110IS1101200-15500NDEDD
IS1111Y *DEDD
IS2561200-15008-9Ga/gY1DDE
ISL31300-23008GGY1
IS211750-26004-8TGY2 *DDE
ISLre2
Based on reference: Copy-out–paste-in transposition of IS911: a major transposition pathway. Microbiol Spectrum 3(4):MDNA3-0031-2014 Reference

Classification, terminal features, TSD features and the number of entries of DNA transposons in Repbase

GroupSuperfamilyTerminiMechanismTSDEntries
IS630/MarinerMariner/Tc1YR..YRCut-and-pasteTA2,539
ZatorGG..CCCut-and-paste354
IS481/GingerGinger1TGT..ACACut-and-paste439
Ginger2/TDDTGT..ACACut-and-paste4–520
IS3/IS3EUIS3EUTAY..RTACopy-out–Paste-in?623
IS1016/MerlinMerlinGG..CCCut-and-paste8–975
IS256/DxxHhATYA..TRCut-and-paste5–82,955
MuDRGR..YCCut-and-paste8–91,345
PCA..TGCut-and-paste7–8189
KolobokRR..YYCut-and-pasteTTAA286
Dada?6–736
IS1380/piggyBacpiggyBacYY..RRCut-and-pasteTTAA377
IS5/PHISHarbingerRR..YYCut-and-paste31,097
ISL2EURR..YYCut-and-paste?288
SpyCut-and-pasteno
NuwaI
NuwaII
Pangu
CCHHEnSpm/CACTACAC..GTGCut-and-paste2–4715
TransibCAC..GTGCut-and-paste5123
KDZPZisupton??818
SolaSolaCut-and-paste
Sola1?Cut-and-paste4100
Sola2GRG..CYCCut-and-paste490
Sola3GAG..CTCCut-and-pasteTTAA28
 Unclassified SolaCut-and-paste1
?AcademYR..YRCut-and-paste3–490
?NovosibCA..TGCut-and-paste89
CryptonCryptonCopy-out–Paste-in
CryptonFCopy-out–Paste-in023
CryptonATTA..Copy-out–Paste-in017
CryptonI?Copy-out–Paste-in09
CryptonSTATGG..Copy-out–Paste-in059
CryptonV?Copy-out–Paste-in046
 Unclassified CryptonCopy-out–Paste-in80
HelitronHelitronTC..CTRRRolling circle0955
PolintonPolintonAG..CTSelf-synthesizing6108
Unclassified DNA transposon2,357
Total13,960

Eukaryotic cut-and-paste transposase superfamilies

Fig. 2. An unrooted consensus tree of the transposase superfamilies inferred from the presence or absence of the highly conserved residues in the signature strings. Bootstrap values are at the nodes. The arrows with labels indicate superfamily clusters merged in our revised classification. Shown on the right is a schematic representation of the DDE/D domain and the signature string for each superfamily. Conserved blocks are highlighted in blue, variable regions are in gray. White gaps are regions not drawn to scale. The DDE triads are highlighted in red. Alternative residues are marked by slashes; lowercase indicates that a residue occurs in <10% of the sequences in the alignment profile. The C/DH motif is highlighted in orange; the C(2)C, [M/L]H, and H(3-4)H motifs are highlighted in green.

List of Copy-out–Paste-in IS elements

List of mobile elements whose transposases have been examined by secondary structure prediction programs

FamilyElement (or protein) analyzedActive or # copies in genome1From secondary structure, type of DDE/D motif2Relevant references3
IS1IS1NISSto9>40*5DD(24)EDD(20)E* Nyman et al., 1981; Ohta et al., 2002, 2004; Siguier et al., 2009
IS15951. ISPna2?,DD(36)N”Siguier et al., 2009
2. ISH4?,DD(36)E”Siguier et al., 2009
3. IS1016C?,DD(34)E”Siguier et al., 2009
4. IS1595?,DD(35)N”Siguier et al., 2009
5. ISSod1113DD(34)HSiguier et al., 2009
6. ISNWi1?,DD(35)E”Siguier et al., 2009
7. ISNha5?,DD(33)E”Siguier et al., 2009
Merlin: MERLIN1_SMConsensusDD(36)EFeschotte, 2004
IS3IS911ActiveDD(35)EPolard and Chandler, 1995; Rousseau et al., 2002
IS481IS481?00*DD(35)E*Glare et al., 1990; Chandler and Mahillon, 2002
IS4IS50RActivePDB ID: 1muhDD(-strand)ERezshazy et al., 1993; Davies et al., 2000
IS701IS701ISRso17Active (15*)7DD(-strand)E*Mazel et al., 1991
ISH3ISC1359ISC1439A513DD(-strand)E
IS1634IS1634ISMac5ISPlu4Active (?0*)77DD(-strand)E*Vilei et al., 1999
IS5IS903ActiveDD(65)EDerbyshire et al., 1987; Rezshazy et al., 1993; Tavakoli et al., 1997
PIF/Harbinger: PIFa (Z. mays)ActiveDD(59)EZhang et al., 2001; Kapitonov and Jurka, 2004; Sinzelle et al., 2008
IS1182IS660ISPsy6314DD(-strand)ETakami et al., 2001
IS6IS6100ActiveDD(34)EMartin et al., 1990; Mahillon and Chandler, 1998
IS21IS21ActiveDD(45)EMahillon and Chandler, 1998; Berger and Haas, 2001
IS30IS30ActiveDD(33)ECaspers et al., 1984; Mahillon and Chandler, 1998
IS66IS679ISPsy5ISMac8Active333DD(-helical?)EHan et al., 2001
IS110IS492IS1111Active20DEDDDEDDPerkins-Balding et al., 1999; Buchner et al., 2005
IS256IS256ActiveDD(-helical)EMahillon and Chandler, 1998; Prudhomme et al., 2002
MuDr/Foldback (Mutator)ActiveDD(-helical)EEisen et al., 1994; Babu et al., 2006; Hua-Van and Capy, 2008
IS630ISY100ActiveDD(34)EDoak et al., 1994; Feng and Colloms, 2007
Tc1/mariner: Mos1 (D. mauritiana)ActivePDB ID: 2f7tDD(34)DPlasterk et al., 1999; Richardson et al., 2006
Zator: Zator-1_HM36*DD(43)E*Bao et al., 2009
IS982ISPfu35DD(47)EMahillon and Chandler, 1998
IS1380IS1380A?00*DD(-strand)E*Takemura et al., 1991; Chandler and Mahillon, 2002
piggyBac (T. ni)ActiveDD(-strand)DCary et al., 1989; Sarkar et al., 2003; Mitra et al., 2008
ISAs1ISAzo37DD(-strand)E/D?
ISL3IS31831IS651Active22DD(-helical)ESuzuki et al., 2006
Tn3Tn3 (E. coli)ActiveDD(-helical?)EGrindley, 2002
hATHermes (M. domestica)ActivePDB ID: 2bw3 DD(-helical)E insertionWarren et al., 1994; Rubin et al., 2001; Hickman et al., 2005
CACTACACTA1 (A. thaliana) En/Spm ZMActiveDD(-helical?)E/D?Miura et al., 2001; DeMarco et al., 2006
PDrosophilaActive?Rio, 2002
TransibTransib1_AGConsensusDD(-helical)EKapitonov and Jurka, 2005; Chen and Li, 2008
RAG1 (M. musculus)ActiveDD(-helical)EKim et al., 1999; Landree et al., 1999; Lu et al., 2006
SolaSola3-3_HMMultiple copies*DD(40)E*Bao et al., 2009

Hickman AB, Chandler M, Dyda F. Integrating prokaryotes and eukaryotes: DNA transposases in light of structure. Crit Rev Biochem Mol Biol. 2010 Feb;45(1):50-69. doi: 10.3109/10409230903505596.

Classification, distribution and the number of entries of LTR retrotransposons in Repbase

SuperfamilyTotal
Copia10,595
Gypsy6,694
BEL1,855
ERV
ERV11,967
ERV21,266
ERV3657
ERV4187
Lentivirus4
Unclassified ERV325
Unclassified LTR719
DIRS418

Classification, and the number of entries of non-LTR retrotransposons in Repbase

GroupCladeTotal
CRECRE43
R2R446
Hero23
NeSL106
R2159
DualenRandI/Dualen13
L1Proto16
L11,690
Tx1273
RTERTETP1
Proto247
RTEX138
RTE487
IOutcast23
Ingi17
Vingi141
I195
Nimb108
Tad1141
Loa74
R1237
Jockey243
CR1Rex195
CR1803
Kiri91
L2285
L2A5
L2B27
Crack140
Daphne227
AmbalAmbal8
PenelopePenelope477
SINESINE1/7SL95
SINE2/tRNA539
SINE3/5S30
SINEU17
Unclassified SINE112
Unclassified non-LTR retrotransposon179
Total7,341

Reference: Kenji K. Kojima, Structural and sequence diversity of eukaryotic transposable elements, Genes & Genetic Systems, 2019, Volume 94, Issue 6, Pages 233-252

Proposal of TE classes with some members having a DNA transposon phenotype

Reference: Benoît Piégu, Solenne Bire, Peter Arensburger, Yves Bigot, A survey of transposable element classification systems – A call for a fundamental update to meet the challenge of their diversity and complexity,
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, Volume 86, 2015, Pages 90-109,
ISSN 1055-7903, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ympev.2015.03.009.

Major Features of Prokaryotes IS families (ISfinder)

Overview of common transposon annotation tools



ApproachClass IClass II
NameNovo.Struc.Simil.LTRLINESINETIRHELMITE
RepeatMaskerxxxxxxxx
RepeatModelerxxxxxxx
CLARI_TE(107)xxxxxxxxx
TESeeker(41)xxxxxxx
PILER(40)xxxxxxx
Censor(108)xxxxxxx
RepLong(109)xxxxxxx
EDTA(44)xxxxxxxxx
MGEScan(110)xxxxxx
LTR_Finder(111)xx
LtrDetector(112)xx
LTRpred(73)xxxx
LTRharvest(66)xxxx
LTRdigest(113)xx
SINE-Finder(68)xxx
SINE-Scan(69)xxx
TIRvish(67)xx
HelitronScanner(42)xx
MUSTv2(70)xx
MiteFinderII(71)xx
MITE-Tracker(72)xx
detectMITE(45)xx
MITE-Hunter(47)xx
TransposonUltimate          
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