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The term 'molecular scissor' generally refers to(a) DNA polymerase(b) RNA polymerase(c) Restriction endonuclease(d) DNA ligase
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Step 1: The term 'molecular scissor' is used to describe an enzyme that can cut DNA or RNA molecules at specific sites. Show more…
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