alleryWhich type of restriction enzyme cuts DNA at sites remote from its recognition site?
AType II
BType IV
CType I
DType V
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Type I
Type I enzymes translocate DNA and cleave at random sites far from where they bind.
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