How are restriction enzymes used to make both recombinant DNA and transgenic organisms?
1 Answer
Nov 24, 2016
The restriction enzymes cut specific DNA points and helped in inserting the genes into transgenic animals.
Explanation:
- The restriction enzymes have the property of cleaving DNA molecules at a specific sequences.
- This restriction enzymes are used to cut DNA sequences at specific points of nucleotides.
- Some foreign genes are inserted into plasmids to make recombinant DNA.
- The engineered plasmids are inserted into bacteria for producing transgenic organisms.