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LoginWhich of the following is a must for site-specific recombination reaction?
(a) Resolvase
(b) Ligase
(c) Rejuvinase
(d) Recombinase
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This is a very interesting question from Site-Specific Recombination in portion Genetic Recombination of Cytogenetics
Cytogenetics Genetic Recombination in Cytogenetics . 3 years ago
+10 pts
Right choice is (d) Recombinase
To explain I would SAY: Recombinase is a tetrameric PROTEIN that binds to the TWO chromosomes undergoing site-specific recombination reaction. It is a MUST for the reaction.
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