Talk:P element

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[edit] Merge

The transposons as a genetic tool article only covers the P element; it would be better condensed and merged into this article; a new transposons as a gentic tool article could be written at a later date if necessary. --Peta 01:16, 12 February 2007 (UTC)


I do agree, the use of P element is part of its definition.