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Why are sticky ends useful for ligase action?

AThey damage the vector DNA
BThey carry resistance genes
CThey pair with matching ends
DThey add a positive charge
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. They pair with matching ends
Hydrogen bonding between matching sticky ends holds fragments together so ligase can seal them.
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