Restriction enzymes are:

  • A
    Not always required in genetic engineering.
  • B
    Essential tools for genetic engineering.
  • C
    Nucleases that cut $DNA$ at specific sites.
  • D
    Both $(B)$ and $(C)$.

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In plasmid $DNA$,the regulation of the process of replication,other than the origin of replication,is controlled by:

$EcoRI$ cleaves the $DNA$ strands to produce

$A$ : $Pst I$ generates single-stranded overhanging stretches in $DNA$ after digestion that facilitate ligation.
$R$ : These short extensions can form hydrogen bonds with their complementary counterparts,which are then sealed by $DNA$ ligase to form phosphodiester bonds.

Which restriction enzyme produces blunt ends upon cleavage?

In genetic engineering,the modification of $DNA$ has become possible due to the discovery of .............. .

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