The specific palindromic sequence which is recognised by EcoRI is (a) 5′ - GAATTC - 3′ (b) 5′ - GGAACC - 3′ 3′ - CTTAAG - 5′ 3′ - CCTTGG - 5′ (c) 5′ - CTTAAG - 3′ (d) 5′ - GGATCC - 3′ 3′ - GAATTC - 5′ 3′ - CCTAGG - 5′.

The specific palindromic sequence which is recognised
by EcoRI is
(a) 5′ - GAATTC - 3′     (b) 5′ - GGAACC - 3′
3′ - CTTAAG - 5′ 3′ - CCTTGG - 5′
(c) 5′ - CTTAAG - 3′     (d) 5′ - GGATCC - 3′
3′ - GAATTC - 5′          3′ - CCTAGG - 5′.
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Answer :

(a) 5′ - GAATTC - 3′
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