In order to cut a DNA molecule in a specific way, researchers use the enzyme A. DNA polymerase OB. restriction endonuclease O c. reverse transcriptase OD. DNA ligase SUBMIT

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In order to cut a DNA molecule in a specific way, researchers use the enzyme

A. DNA polymerase
OB. restriction endonuclease
O c. reverse transcriptase
OD. DNA ligase
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B. Restriction endonuclease

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