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What is a neoschizomer used to describe?

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Correct answer: Enzymes that recognize the same sequence but cut at different positions

A neoschizomer is a pair or group of restriction enzymes that recognize the same DNA recognition sequence but cleave at different positions within or around that sequence. Because the cleavage positions differ, the enzymes can generate different end structures, even though their binding specificity is the same. Option A therefore states the defining concept precisely. This term should not be confused with enzymes that synthesize DNA, change colour or store fat. Some neoschizomer pairs may produce different sticky ends, while others can be compared with an enzyme producing a blunt end; the essential criterion is identical recognition and different cleavage position.

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NeoschizomersRestriction EnzymesCleavage SitesPrinciples Of BiotechnologyBiotechnologyClass 11 Mcq

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