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restriction site [ri′strik·shən ‚sīt]
(cell and molecular biology)
A sequence in a deoxyribonucleic acid molecule that can be cleaved with a specific restriction endonuclease.
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The second approach to comparing plastomes used variation at the sequence level, detected by presence or absence of restriction sites.
Phylogenetic Use of Inversions in Fern Chloroplast Genomes by Wolf, Paul G.; Duffy, Aaron M.; Roper, Jessie M. / American Fern Journal
Band sizes are listed based on order of restriction sites.
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penicillatus had restriction sites that would produce different patterns from the other species (Fig.
Mitochondrial DNA markers to identify commercial spiny lobster ... by Garcia-Rodriguez, Francisco J.; Ponce-Diaz, German; Munoz-Garcia, Isabel; Gonzalez-Armas, Rogelio; P / Fishery Bulletin
 
 
 
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