Which of the Following Statements Explains Why Restriction Enzymes Are

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements explains why restriction enzymes are not useful for genome-wide studies of genetic variation?

• A)There is simply too much DNA that has to be cut in order to get any information.
• B)The differences in restriction sites are evened out when looking at the entire genome.
• C)Using restriction enzymes will only tell us differences in sequence variation in restriction sites.
• D)Restriction enzymes only recognize sequences found in genes.
• E)None of the answer options is correct.

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