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What do biotechnologists use to cut DNA molecules at specific sequences? DNA ligase A. DNA ligase B. transformation C. restriction endonuclease D.DNA polymerase

What do biotechnologists use to cut DNA molecules at specific sequences? DNA ligase A. DNA ligase B. transformation C. restriction endonuclease D.DNA polymerase
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What do biotechnologists use to cut DNA molecules at specific sequences?

DNA ligase
A. DNA ligase
B. transformation
C. restriction endonuclease
D.DNA polymerase

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C. Restriction endonuclease

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The material that are used by biotechnologists would be C. Restriction endomuclease. These are specialized group of enzymes that can cleave or break multiple phosphodiester bonds between DNA sequences.
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