| restriction enzyme |
A type of enzyme that recognizes specific DNA sequences (usually palindromic sequences 4, 6, 8 or 16 base pairs in length) and produces cuts on both strands of DNA containing those sequences only. The "molecular scissors" of rDNA technology.
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| restriction enzyme |
An enzyme (endonuclease) which cuts DNA at highly specific locations.
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| restriction enzyme |
Enzymes that are capable of recognizing and cleaving specific DNA sequences (usually 4, 6 or 8 bases in length) that result in a single-stranded end. Over 2000 restriction enzymes, with over 200 restriction sites, are known.
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| restriction enzyme |
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| restriction enzyme |
or endonuclease -- an enzyme that cuts DNA at a very specific sequence of several nucleotides, most commonly four or six, leaving overhanging ends. There are many different enzymes that recognize different sequences.
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