Retrotransposons. retrotransposons. transposable elements (transposons) that involve a retrovirus-like process of reverse transcription. The dNA element is transcribed into rNA, reverse-transcribed into DNA, and then inserted at a new site in the genome.etrotransposons. retrotransposons. transposable elements (transposons) that involve a retrovirus-like process of reverse transcription. The dNA element is transcribed into rNA, reverse-transcribed into DNA, and then inserted at a new site in the genome.
But even in a sea of quirk, one question stood out. Spirit Airlines asks candidates to describe the color yellow to somebody who's blind. On Glassdoor, people chimed in with suggestions on how to answer: Yellow is the warm sun while a cool breeze blows on your face. Yellow is exciting without being loud or angry.. It is a warm, soft color, like a baby chick, or the warmth of sunlight in springtime streaming through a window warming up a patch on the carpet..
In part 1 of this two-part series, we'll explain the basics of color theory. In part 2, we'll go into more detail about how it applies to photography.Defining colorFirst, a bit of technical explanation. Color, as we know it in regards to photography, is usually discussed in terms of hue, saturation, and brightness. Hue is the color part of color. When we say a color is blue, purple, or yellow, we're generally talking about hue. Technically, hue is the degree to which a stimulus can be described as similar to or different from stimuli that are described as red, green, blue, and yellow (the unique hues)..