2.) Which of these is not a restriction enzyme? A) Bam HI B) HIndIII C) pAMP

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2.) Which of these is not a restriction enzyme?

A) Bam HI

B) HIndIII

C) pAMP

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Answer 1

Answer #1

pAMP is not the restriction enzyme.

Option C)

* restriction enzyme are produced by those bacteria who has the property of cleaving DNA molecule near specific Recognition sites

Answer 2

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