SOLVED: Cutting DNA with a particular restriction enzyme produces DNAfragments that can be separated by?a. recombinant DNAb. gel electrophoresisc. plasmidsd. enzymesc. a genomic library

SOLVED:When a typical restriction enzyme cuts a DNA molecule, the cuts are uneven, giving the DNA fragments single-stranded ends. These ends are useful in recombinant DNA work because a. they enable a cell to recognize fragments produced by the enzyme. b. they serve as starting points for DNA replication. c. the fragments will bond to other fragments with complementary ends. d. they enable researchers to use the fragments as molecular probes.

SOLVED:The point at which a restriction enzyme cuts DNA is determined by a. the sequence of nucleotides. b. the length of the DNA molecule. c. whether it is closer to the 5^' end or 3^' end of the DNA molecule. d. the number of copies of the DNA molecule in a bacterial cell. e. the location of a start codon in a gene.

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