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The majority of T cell enhancers are shared with other immune lineages and are accessible in common hematopoietic progenitors. A higher proportion of immune tissue-specific enhancers are TE-rich compared to enhancers specific to other tissues, correlating with higher TE occurrence in immune gene-associated genomic regions. Our results suggest that during evolution, TEs abundant in these regions and carrying motifs potentially beneficial for enhancer architecture and immune functions were particularly frequently incorporated by evolving
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