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EcoRI (pronounced "
eco R one") is a
restriction endonuclease enzyme isolated from
species E. coli. It is a
restriction enzyme that
cleaves DNA
double helices...
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common and have
greater biological importance than mirror-like palindromes.
EcoRI digestion produces "sticky" ends,
whereas SmaI
restriction enzyme cleavage...
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order in
which the
enzymes were
isolated from
single strains of bacteria:
EcoRI,
EcoRII. A
restriction endonuclease functions by "scanning" the
length of a...
- processes. Some
examples of type II
restriction endonucleases include BamHI,
EcoRI,
EcoRV, HindIII, and HaeIII. Type III, however,
cleaves the DNA at
about 25...
- in 10% of
affected individuals. FSHD1 with a very
large D4Z4
deletion (
EcoRI 10-11 kb) is more
strongly ****ociated with
infantile onset and
severe weakness...
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recognition site, or
somewhere nearby. For example, the
common restriction enzyme EcoRI recognizes the
palindromic sequence GAATTC and cuts
between the G and the...
- to
produce cohesive ends of DNA fragments. The
commonly used
linkers are
EcoRI-linkers and sal-I linkers.
Molecular Biology of The Cell,
Fifth Edition...
- a
series of
mobility (mob) genes. Its size and the
presence of a
single EcoRI recognition site
caused it to be
considered as a
vector candidate. ColE1...
- -sheet, and a long α-helix. This
subdomain is
found only in
EcoRV and PvuII. Like
EcoRI,
EcoRV
forms a
homodimer in
solution before binding and
acting on...
- of the
plasmids is
digested with
EcoRI and SpeI
while the
second plasmid is
digested with
EcoRI and XbaI. The two
EcoRI overhangs are
complementary and...
