What is true about $DNA$ polymerase used in $PCR$?

  • A
    It is used to ligate introduced $DNA$ in recipient cells.
  • B
    It serves as a selectable marker.
  • C
    It is isolated from a virus.
  • D
    It is a thermostable enzyme.

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The second part of the name of a restriction endonuclease is derived from the:

The first restriction endonuclease was isolated from which of the following?

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Hind $II$ always cuts $DNA$ molecules at a particular point called a recognition sequence,which consists of: (in $bp$)

The enzyme required for the polymerase chain reaction $(PCR)$ is:

Which enzyme is required to prevent unwanted self-ligation of vector $DNA$ molecules in recombinant $DNA$ technology?

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