What are restriction enzymes used for in genetic engineering? ...

★ Biotechnology Quiz

What are restriction enzymes used for in genetic engineering?

A. To repair damaged DNA

B. To cut DNA at specific nucleotide sequences

C. To create new DNA sequences

D. To increase the size of DNA molecules

Select your answer:

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