What is the main role of restriction enzymes in the analysis of eDNA?
O A. To break DNA into various-sized fragments that can be sorted and
analyzed
B. To purify samples of DNA obtained from the environment so that
they can be analyzed
O c. To sort various-sized DNA fragments into a banding pattern that
can be analyzed
O D. To amplify small amounts of DNA by generating large amounts of
DNA that can be analyzed
The natural role of the restriction enzymes is to protect the cell from invading phages. The restriction enzyme is an enzyme that functions by cutting DNAs from some pre-identified sites on the DNA. They are primarily found in bacteria where they protect the cell from invasion by foreign DNA from phages.
