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How many bacterial restriction enzymes are there available to scientists?
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How many bacterial restriction enzymes are there available to scientists?

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Hey!

Your answer is 800+ (more than 800)

Step-by-step explanation:

These different enzymes have been collected to recognize and to then cut more than 100 different restriction sites.

What are restriction sites?

Restriction sites, are mainly located on DNA molecules which contain specific sequences of nucleotides...

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