What is TRUE about a genome that has been cut with a restriction endonuclease? W

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What is TRUE about a genome that has been cut with a restriction endonuclease?

What is TRUE about a genome that has been cut with a restriction endonuclease? The genome will be cut into equally sized fragments. Each chromosome will be cut at the centromere, resulting in twice the number of fragments as there are chromosomes. The genome will be cut at random sites, so that a different size distribution pattern will be seen each time the same genome is cut using a restriction endonuclease. The genome will be cut by the restriction endonuclease, and will then reassemble randomly into a single large chromosome containing the entire genome.

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Option D is correct. The genome will be cut by the restriction endonuclease, and will then reassemble randomly into a single large chromosome containing the entire genome. - Sticky end molecules having complementary sequences can be joined together by DNA ligase and hence they are used in recombinant DNA technology.

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