| 31. | The most common toxic activity is the protein acting as an endonuclease, also known as an interferase.
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| 32. | RISC has a catalytic component argonaute, which is an endonuclease capable of degrading messenger RNA ( mRNA ).
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| 33. | Most commonly used restriction enzymes are Type II restriction endonuclease ( See article on Restriction enzymes for examples ).
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| 34. | The plasmid contains a genetic sequence corresponding to the recognition site of a restriction endonuclease, such as EcoR1.
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| 35. | As with RLGS, the endonuclease component is retained in the method but it is coupled to new technologies.
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| 36. | Sickle-cell gene mutation probably arose spontaneously in different geographic areas, as suggested by restriction endonuclease analysis.
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| 37. | The endonuclease is a dimer, requiring a second step for assembly, whereas the methylase is a monomer.
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| 38. | When examining the preferential double strand cleavage of DNA, the restriction endonuclease PstI bind to pSM1 plasmid DNA.
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| 39. | These investigators were not able to identify the ends of the Rep / Helicase / Endonuclease unit of Helitrons.
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| 40. | Class 1 uses several Cas proteins together with the CRISPR RNAs ( crRNA ) to build a functional endonuclease.
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