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12 years ago
What about if linear DNA only had one recognition site and was cut with the restriction enzyme?
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12 years ago
it will not give any fragment, it will just linearize the plasmid and we will get linear form on gel...it optimum conditions...
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12 years ago
Plasmids are circular pieces of DNA.  If you make one cut in a circle, it becomes linear and would be 1 fragment.

In the case of a linear fragment being cut once, the linear fragment is like a line.  If you cut it once, you get 2 pieces.
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