Restriction endonucleases typically recognize palindromic DNA sequences and often generate "sticky ends" or single-stranded DNA overhangs at cut sites.

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Restriction endonucleases recognize and cut palindromic DNA sequences, leading to the formation of sticky ends or overhangs that can be used for DNA recombination and cloning. This is a well-established mechanism widely used in molecular biology.

Restriction Endonucleases Typically Recognize Palindromic DNA Sequences and Often Generate