Why are restriction enzymes that produce sticky ends valuable?
A) The ends produced will stick to any complementary DNA from any source.
B) They produce ends that stick only to plasmid DNA.
C) Sticky-ended DNA is easier to amplify by PCR.
D) Sticky-ended DNA is easier to replicate in cells.
Answer: A) The ends produced will stick to any complementary DNA from any source.
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