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Class 11BiotechnologyProcesses of Recombinant DNA TechnologyCutting of DNAEasy
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Why is nuclease-free water necessary in restriction digestion?

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Correct answer: To prevent unwanted DNA degradation

Nuclease contamination can break DNA into unwanted fragments. Nuclease-free water protects the sample.

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Nuclease Free WaterDna DegradationRestriction ReactionCutting Of DnaProcesses Of Recombinant Dna TechnologyBiotechnologyClass 11 Mcq
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  1. 1What are blunt ends?
  2. 2Where do restriction enzymes make cuts in DNA?
  3. 3What must be done before inserting a desired gene into a cloning vector?
  4. 4Which term best describes the action of a restriction enzyme?
  5. 5When are sticky ends in restriction-cut DNA useful?
  6. 6What can be done to a foreign gene before inserting it into a vector in cloning?
  7. 7Why are restriction-cut DNA fragments shown in gel electrophoresis?
  8. 8If plasmid and insert are cut with two different enzymes what can be a benefit?
  9. 9What problem may occur if the vector and insert have incompatible ends?
  10. 10Which enzymes are mainly used for cutting DNA?
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