Restriction Endonuclease Is Best Defined as

question 62

Multiple Choice

Restriction endonuclease is best defined as

• A) an enzyme which cuts the ends of DNA.
• B) an endoribonuclease with precise base specificity.
• C) a deoxyribonuclease which cuts double-stranded DNA within a specific sequence.
• D) an enzyme which recognizes single-stranded DNA and cuts it at a particular 6 base sequence.

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