Biology, asked by iamlall1301, 1 year ago

Do restriction enzymes exist naturally in organisms?

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Answered by ansistkharms

Yes they exist in bacteria. They are a natural protection against phages (which attack the bacteria) by slicing their DNA. 9.Why would restriction enzymesthat created "blunt" ends not be as useful in recombination as those that create sticky ends?

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