Which type of moderately repetitive DNA would be least likely to change its location in the genome?

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tRNA genes encode important functional RNA molecules necessary for protein synthesis, and are typically found in specific locations in the genome. They are unlikely to change their location in the genome due to their functional importance. In contrast, LINEs, SINEs, DNA transposons, and LTRs (long terminal repeats) are all types of mobile genetic elements that can move around the genome through processes such as transposition and retrotransposition.

Which Type of Moderately Repetitive DNA Would Be Least Likely