Restriction enzymes slice DNA, dice it, and snip it just where you’d like. But wait, there’s more! One of these DNA-omatics not only cuts like a pair of scissors, it looks like one too, report researchers in the February Nature Structural Biology.
Molecular biologists delight in determining the structure of restriction enzymes because they tend to have unique characteristics.
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