While others recognize a particular dna recognition sequence and then either cut within this dna sequence or several nucleotides away from it. Where a restriction endonuclease cuts within a dna molecule is one of the primary characteristics by which it is classified. For example, type ii restriction endonucleases recognize a particular sequence and cut inside that sequence, while type iii restriction endonucleases cut outside of their recognition site, the cut site being potentially a dozen nucleotide base pairs away or several thousand bases away.
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