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Explain why HaeIII is unlikely to be used to create recombinant DNA. How does this enzyme differ from the others described in the table?
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Explain why HaeIII is unlikely to be used to create recombinant DNA. How does this enzyme differ from the others described in the table?

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HaeIII is a 4-bp cutter which will (likely) generate many small fragments of your plasmid. It is not suitable for linearizing a plasmid
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