Biology, asked by abhishek9159, 10 months ago

a) What are isoschizomers? Explain with help of example

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Answered by asha202

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Restriction enzymes isolated from different bacteria may recognize and cut DNA at the same site. This type of enzymes is known as isoschizomers. Typical examples of isoschizomers are BspEI from a Bacillus species and AccIII from Acinetobacter calcoaceticus. ... They bind the same DNA sequence but cut at different sites.....

Answered by subhamrout2019

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Restriction enzymes isolated from different bacteria may recognize and cut DNA at the same site. This type of enzymes is known as isoschizomers. Typical examples of isoschizomers are BspEI from a Bacillus species and AccIII from Acinetobacter calcoaceticus. ... They bind the same DNA sequence but cut at different sites.

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