| restriction enzyme |
An enzyme which cuts DNA at a specific site called the recognition site. They are endonucleases in that they cut within the DNA rather than cutting at the ends. There are three types of restriction endonucleases, the most useful are the type II endonucleases. Most recognition sites are palidromic.
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| restriction enzyme |
An enzyme that cuts a DNA molecule at a specified short base sequence. Commonly used as primers in RFLP analysis.
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| restriction enzyme |
Enzymes that can cut strands of DNA at specific base sequences. These are produced by and extracted from certain bacteria and are capable of recognizing specific short DNA sequences and breaking the DNA precisely at that sequence. There are scores of such restriction enzymes, each with its own recognition sequence. ...
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