It was found that Hind 2 always cuts DNA molecules at a particular point by recognising a specific sequence of six base pairs. This specific base sequence is known as the
(i) recognition sequence (ii) restriction endonuclease (iii) palindromic nucleotide sequence (iv) ori C
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Bacteria produces a veriety of restriction enzymes which cut the DNA at very specific sites characterized by specific sequence of 4 to 6 nucelotides that are arranged in reverse order .and such sequences are called * " "palindromic" sequences.
this sequence cutting is to produce sticky ends because these ends can bind by complementry base pairing.
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Bacteria produces a veriety of restriction enzymes which cut the DNA at very specific sites characterized by specific sequence of 4 to 6 nucelotides that are arranged in reverse order .and such sequences are called * " "palindromic" sequences.
this sequence cutting is to produce sticky ends because these ends can bind by complementry base pairing.
i relly hope that you have got the answer of your question .
stay blessed
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the answer must be palindromic nucleotide sequence.
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