Inverted repeat

... of the loxP sites. &For two lox sites on the same chromosome arm, inverted loxP sites will cause an inversion, while a direct repeat of loxP sites will cause a deletion event&. If loxP sites are on different chromosomes ...

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... transpose by means of an RNA intermediate. They include long terminal repeat retrotransposons and long and short interspersed elements (LINES and ... (7) whose transposition mechanism is not yet known. These miniature inverted-repeat TE (MITEs) have some properties of both class I and II elements. ...

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does the hairpin contain an inverted repeat (are you designing a miRNA)? Certain sequences and structure are very unstable regardless... and maybe ...

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I am studying on a genome atlas about a member of Lactobacilli and I find a specific region where both the global direct/inverted repeats and local repeats are at large value.I am curious to know what does it mean and reflect. Can anyone help me about it? I'm new at this. :) thanks

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