Oh, OK. Here it is. Transposons. That's what they're called.

哦，找到了。在这。转座子。它们也叫这名字。

And these transposons are how resistance genes are able to get from one bacteria cell to another bacteria cell.

有了这些转座子抗性基因就能从一细菌细胞转移到另一细菌细胞。

Researchers have found that they have relatively low transposon activity.

研究人员发现它们的转座子活性相对较低。

Transposons are pieces of DNA that hop around the genome.

转座子是在基因组中跳跃的 DNA 片段。

From humans to C. elegans, older individuals have often higher levels of transposon activity.

从人类到秀丽隐杆线虫，年长的体通常具有更高水平的转座子活性。

Cai also found that 90% of Rafflesia's genome consists of repeating DNA, like transposons.

蔡还发现，Rafflesia 90% 的基因组 由重复的 DNA 组成，如转座子。

Right. And these transposons are, you know, like, little bits of DNA that are able to move from one cell to another.

是的。而且这些转座子就像能从一细胞转移到另一细胞的一小段DNA。