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A blunt end<ref>http://www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Blunt_end October 2, 2008.</ref> is a result of breaking double-stranded DNA with no overhangs or unpaired bases produced. Both strands are of same length due to this factor. | A blunt end<ref>http://www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Blunt_end October 2, 2008.</ref> is a result of breaking double-stranded [[DNA|DNA]] with no overhangs or unpaired bases produced. Both strands are of same length due to this factor. | ||
For example: | For example: | ||
…..GAATTC…..<br>…..CTTAAG….. | …..GAATTC…..<br>…..CTTAAG….. | ||
After using restriction enzymes to cut at specific sites: | After using [[Restriction_enzymes|restriction enzymes]] to cut at specific sites: | ||
…..GAA TTC…..<br>…..CTT AAG…. | …..GAA TTC…..<br>…..CTT AAG….<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:54, 26 November 2014
A blunt end[1] is a result of breaking double-stranded DNA with no overhangs or unpaired bases produced. Both strands are of same length due to this factor.
For example:
…..GAATTC…..
…..CTTAAG…..
After using restriction enzymes to cut at specific sites:
…..GAA TTC…..
…..CTT AAG….
Reference
- ↑ http://www.biology-online.org/dictionary/Blunt_end October 2, 2008.