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Newly replicated, and consequently _______, DNA sequences are invisible to a restriction enzyme. ? hemimethylated ? mutated 

          Newly replicated, and consequently _______, DNA sequences are invisible to a restriction enzyme.

? hemimethylated
? mutated
Newly replicated, and consequently , DNA sequences are invisible to a restriction enzyme. ? hemimethylated ? mutated

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00:01 In this question we have to explain what is role of restriction endonucleases.
00:06 Restriction endonucleases, these are enzymes and these are produced by bacteria actually.
00:16 Now when we talk about this restriction endonucleases they also called as the restriction enzymes.
00:26 Restriction enzymes and their nature is a protein issues.
00:30 They are proteins.
00:31 And if we talk about their role they actually cleaves dna cleave dna molecule at specific sites at specific sites along the molecule means complete molecule of dna it is cleaved at specific side along the molecule by this mechanism they eliminating infecting organism and infecting organisms for these bacteria are bacteriophages means virus and this is actually defense mechanism defense or they defend again these infections or viruses or bacteriophages now this digestion of dna means what what actually they do restriction digestion restriction digestion of dna means digestion of whole dna will not take place particular sites of dna they get digested and by this mechanism they defend against infections bacteriophages now digest dna this is right one but digestion of dna at restricted spaces have no laboratory application, this is wrong one because this technique is useful in recombinant dna technology...
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