Furthermore , cyanobacteria involved in symbiosis will begin to accumulate these mutations in specific genes , particularly those involved in DNA repair , glycolysis , and nutrient uptake .
A genome undergoing reduction will typically have a large proportion of pseudogenes and transposable elements dispersed throughout the genome .
Cyanobacteria involved in symbiosis will begin to accumulate these mutations in specific genes , particularly those involved in DNA repair , glycolysis , and nutrient uptake .
A genome undergoing reduction will typically have a large proportion of pseudogenes and transposable elements dispersed throughout the genome .