Biology, asked by Rexlord5731, 1 year ago

What does 'H' in 'd' and 'III' refer in the enzyme Hind III?

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Answered by hemanth101

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: H refers to the organisms genus from which enzyme has been isolated. H refers to haemophilus. d refers to the strain type. III refers to the sequence in which the restriction enzyme is isolated.

Answered by Anonymous

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: H refers to the organisms genus from which enzyme has been isolated. H refers to haemophilus. d refers to the strain type. III refers to the sequence in which the restriction enzyme is isolated.

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