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IsocaudomerIsocaudomers are pairs of restriction enzymes that have slightly different recognition sequences but upon cleavage generate identical termini. For example the enzymes Mbo I and BamH I are isocaudomers: Mbo I N*GATCN NCTAG*N BamH I G*GATCC CCTAG*G Additional recommended knowledgeN represents any of the four nucleotides. Independently of which nucleotide is present when cleaving with MboI, after cleavage with either enzyme, all termini have the central tetranucleotide - GATC. This allows fragments generated with one enzyme to anneal with fragments generated with the other enzyme. Categories: Enzymes | Restriction enzymes |
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