Multiple Choice
Which statement regarding Type I and Type II restriction endonucleases is NOT accurate?
A) Type I endonucleases cleave DNA at random sites.
B) Type II endonucleases recognize small (4-6 bp) palindromic sequences.
C) Type II endonucleases always make staggered cuts in DNA strands.
D) Type I endonucleases require ATP.
E) Type I endonucleases are generally large, multisubunit complexes.
Correct Answer:
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