Campbell Biology with MasteringBiology Canvas Direct Integration for BSC 2011 University of South Florida, 1/e
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Chapter 20.1, Problem 1CC
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To determine: The bonds cleaved when restriction enzyme PvuI cuts its specific site in the DNA sequence.
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Restriction enzymes recognize their specific target sequence and excise DNA at that sequence or adjacent to it. These specific sequences are known as restriction sites and the enzymes are known as DNA cutting enzymes. These make staggered cuts at or adjacent to their specific recognition site and most of them produce sticky ends.
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