a) Please draw the products form the following reaction catalyzed by a restriction enzyme includingstereochemistry. Also state whether the stereochemistry at P is inverted or conserved.thymineH₂Hadenine

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a) Please draw the products form the following reaction catalyzed by a restriction enzyme including stereochemistry. Also state whether the stereochemistry at P is inverted or conserved. thymine H₂ H adenine