Restriction enzymes cut the chromosome at palindromic sequences, which are sequences of 4 or 6 nucleotides arranged symmetrically in reverse order.
Las enzimas de restricción cortan el cromosoma en secuencias palindrómicas, que son secuencias de 4 o 6 nucleótidos dispuestas simétricamente en orden inverso.
| Front | Where do restriction enzymes cut the chromosome: the site is called what is it no of nucleotides |
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| Back | at Palindromic Sequences -> A sequence of 4 or 6 nucleotides arranged symmetrically in reverse order. |
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