Biology

Javon Rollins

9 May, 13:28

4. Different restriction enzymes cut the same DNA molecule into different

numbers of fragments, because different restriction enzymes have

a. different base pairs

b. different sticky ends

c. different restriction sites

d. different nucleotide sequences

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