Suppose that there was an enzyme that cuts bonds between deoxyribose and nitroge

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Suppose that there was an enzyme that cuts bonds between deoxyribose and nitrogenous bases. What would this enzyme do to a DNA molecule?

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this enzyme would separate the strands of DNA but leave each strand intact

this enzyme would replace all the A's in a DNA molecule with G's.

this enzyme would make cuts in the "backbone" of each strand of a DNA molecule

this enzyme would have no effect on a DNA molecule

this enzyme would remove bases from nucleotides

this enzyme would separate the strands of DNA but leave each strand intact

this enzyme would replace all the A's in a DNA molecule with G's.

this enzyme would make cuts in the "backbone" of each strand of a DNA molecule

this enzyme would have no effect on a DNA molecule

this enzyme would remove bases from nucleotides

this enzyme would separate the strands of DNA but leave each strand intact

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