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Restriction Endonucleases
Restriction endonucleases, the DNA-cutting enzymes, are indispensable in molecular biology research. Classified into four types based on recognition sites, Type II enzymes stand out as the most widely used. They cleave DNA at specific sequences, generating fragments with blunt or sticky ends. Despite their complexity, Type I and III enzymes have limited use due to…
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