Repetitive DNA and Satellite Sequences

Section 1: Functional and Evolutionary Roles

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 2: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 3: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
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and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 4: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 5: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 6: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
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and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 7: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 8: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 9: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
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and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 10: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 11: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 12: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
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and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 13: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 14: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
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and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 15: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 16: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 17: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 18: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
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and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 19: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 20: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 21: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
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and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 22: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 23: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
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and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 24: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
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chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
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significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
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contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

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repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
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and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
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elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Section 25: Functional and Evolutionary Roles
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.
Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
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stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
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repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal
structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
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telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
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such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.

Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem
repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and
SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to
chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution,
and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human
genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed
repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion
of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as
interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and
telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved
in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a
significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like microsatellites and
minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found
in centromeric and telomeric regions, contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These
elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene regulation. Repetitive DNA
sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome, including tandem repeats like
microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats such as LINEs and SINEs.
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structure and function. These elements are involved in genome stability, evolution, and gene
regulation. Repetitive DNA sequences constitute a significant portion of the human genome,
including tandem repeats like microsatellites and minisatellites, as well as interspersed repeats
such as LINEs and SINEs. Satellite DNA, often found in centromeric and telomeric regions,
contributes to chromosomal structure and function. These elements are involved in genome
stability, evolution, and gene regulation.