DNA methylation is not necessary for the inactivation of the Tam3 transposon at non-permissive temperature in Antirrhinum
Shin‐nosuke Hashida(Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry), Tetsuo Mikami(Kitasato University Hospital), Yuji Kishima(Hokkaido University)
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