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What can happen if enzyme quantity is too low in restriction digestion?

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Correct answer: Complete digestion may not occur

Restriction digestion depends on an adequate amount of active enzyme relative to the DNA quantity, recognition-site number, reaction time, and buffer conditions. If too little enzyme is added, some recognition sites may remain uncut, so a fraction of the starting DNA stays intact or only partially digested. This produces an incomplete or mixed band pattern during gel analysis. Therefore option A is correct. A low enzyme amount does not make DNA overcut; overdigestion is not an inevitable result and would require different conditions. Protein formation and gel dissolution are unrelated to this enzyme-to-substrate limitation.

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Restriction DigestionEnzyme QuantityIncomplete DigestionCutting Of DnaProcesses Of Recombinant Dna TechnologyBiotechnologyClass 11 Mcq

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