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"Kairos" is the ancient Greek word for time. But it's not the linear, calendar "chronos" time of daily life. It's the times of opportunity and meaning. Whether you are studying or playing -- make the hours you live significant ones.
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Where can I find more information on lecture 23 slide 13 recombination of DNA in two plasmids. I am rather confused on the process of cutting the plasmid with a restriction enzyme and how to figure out where the sites of the cuts are? Thank you!
Hey Ali-
restriction enzymes require a specific series of five or six bases in a row to bind. When they bind, they cut open the DNA sequence. You can read more about them and see some examples in wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restriction_enzymes
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