...is very valuable. Restriction enzymes are used...
...the discovery of restriction enzymes that cut...
...nature, bacteria use restriction enzymes to cut...
...or other bacteria. Restriction enzymes are very...
...nucleotide sequences, or restriction sites, and cutting...
...these enzymes. Each restriction enzyme cleaves a...
...cuts. A given restriction enzyme yields the...
...same set of restriction fragments when it...
...specific DNA molecule. Restriction enzymes cut the...
...with the same restriction enzyme. These DNA...
...the sugar-phosphate backbone. Restriction enzymes and DNA...
...are produced when restriction fragments from foreign...
...gene, for the restriction enzyme used. Both...
...with the same restriction enzyme. The fragments...
...genome using a restriction enzyme and DNA...
...phage clones. Because restriction enzymes do not...
...the addition of restriction sites at each...
...upstream of the restriction site. The bacterial...
...physical properties. In restriction fragment analysis, the...
...fragments produced by restriction enzyme digestion of...
...the mixture of restriction fragments from a...
...molecule and the restriction enzyme used. The...
...simply by their restriction fragment patterns. The...
...Scientists can use restriction fragment analysis to...
...one or more restriction sites. If the...
...do differ in restriction sites, each produces...
...by the same restriction enzyme. In gel...
...gel electrophoresis, the restriction fragments from the...
...the two alleles. Restriction fragment analysis is...
...pair in a restriction site, such as...
...recognized by a restriction enzyme, changing the...
...lengths of the restriction fragments formed by...
...is called a restriction fragment length polymorphism...