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What is the function of restriction enzymes? A)joins nucleotides during transcription B)adds new nucleotides to the growing strand of DNA C)joins nucleotides during replication D)repairs breaks in sugar-phosphate
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What is the function of restriction enzymes?

A)joins nucleotides during transcription
B)adds new nucleotides to the growing strand of DNA
C)joins nucleotides during replication
D)repairs breaks in sugar-phosphate backbones
E)cuts nucleic acids at specific sites

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Bacteria that cut DNA molecules at specific sequences.

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In other words: E. Cuts nucleic acids at specific sites.

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