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Author: Cummings
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To describe: The reasons behind the advantage that a number of restriction enzymes recognition sites read the same when reading from either side of the strand of DNA molecule.

Introduction: Every restriction enzyme is specific in forming the incisions in the strand of DNA by recognizing the specific sites in genome sequence. The DNA strands are formed from the clubbing of various nucleotides that are joined to each other by hydrogen bonding. Nucleotides are attached to each other by being complementary in origin.

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