Restriction enzymes cut double-stranded DNA
A)between genes.
B)at specific base sequences
C)between bacterial and viral DNAs.
D)between purines and pyrimidines.
E)between promoter and operator DNA sequences.

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Restriction enzymes recognize and cut double-stranded DNA sequences at specific base sequences, known as restriction sites. This allows for precise targeting and manipulation of DNA molecules.

Restriction Enzymes Cut Double-Stranded DNA