Answer:
well you could get some green goblin it disolves all the c rap in sink
Explanation:
Answer:
correct me if i'm wrong but i think it's false
Explanation:
Answer:
The correct/closest option is b
Explanation:
Restriction enzymes are enzymes (endonucleases) that cut short DNA strands at specific sites. Hence, each restriction enzyme has it's own specific site (between two bases) it cuts at. There are two types of end that can be produced by this cut; the blunt end and the sticky end.
A restriction enzyme recognizes (palindromic sequence) and cut in it's own specific end.
For example, if a restriction enzyme cuts between a guanine (G) and an adenine (A), and it cuts a palindromic double stranded DNA in the manner below, it produces a sticky end.
G║AATTC
CTTAA║G
And if a restriction enzyme cuts between guanine (G) and cytosine (C) in the manner below, it produces a blunt end.
GGG║CCC
CCC║GGG
Hence, from the question, restriction enzymes (although chosen by the scientist based on desired sequence to be cut) recognize the sticky or blunt ends itself.
Why did you put this on here when you know the answer lol
