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Other Applications

  • Forensics
  • Gene Cloning
  • Paternity Testing

Restriction Enzyme Digest

How Does this Relate to SeedOil and ExOil?

What is a Restriction Enzyme?

  • Enzyme that cuts DNA molecules into fragments called restriction fragments
  • By comparing the restriction fragments produced by both seeds we can tell whether the DNA was the same or not

How?

Restriction Site

Cuts DNA molecules by:

1. Recognizing a unique short DNA sequence on each strand that is repeated many times = restriction site

2. Cutting the strands at specific points in the restriction site

Restriction Fragments

Where?

  • Naturally found in bacteria
  • Help protect bacteria from invading viruses
  • Cuts up the virus's DNA which prevents the virus from taking over the bacteria's metabolism for replication

Fragments of virus DNA

  • work in many other cells and organism and have various other applications
  • Scientists can also design restriction enzymes
  • A unique set of restriction fragments are produced by a unique DNA strand and particular restriction enzyme
  • This gives scientists a tool to compare differences in DNA of a species
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