Properties of restriction enzymes

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Thanks for the video.
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i'm pretty sure they are only even numbers of nucleotides, never 5. I think the sequences are generally 4, 6, or 8 nucleotides long and have an axis of symmetry down the center of the sequence in addition to the lengthwise palindrome

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Difference between recognition site and restriction site?

[@sublimetrance]

Do sticy end restriction enzymes always leave the phosphate group on the 5 prime end?

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Is pcr is advance technique of cloning bcz both job is to multiply

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Can anyone help me to get the pdf notes of this???

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R E N self ki cells ke DNA ko kyo nahi kathta

[@raveenabiswas3333]

why restriction enzymes will cleave only double stranded dna and not single stranded dna.is it because of palidrom sequence on restrictions site

[@akshinbarathi8914]

bro a palindrome sequence itself willform only in double stranded dna,
because it needs 2 strands so that it is palindromicl

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