Restriction mapping is used to characterize cloned DNA. What does a restriction map tell the researcher about the cloned DNA?
A) The size of the genome the cloned DNA was isolated from.
B) The distances between restriction sites for the specific restriction enzyme.
C) The number of sites and distance between them for the specific restriction enzyme.
D) The restricted conditions under which the organism can grow.
E) The number of restriction sites for the specific restriction enzyme.
Answer: C
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