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The DNA restriction site recognized by the enzyme Hind $I I I$ is $\frac{A A G C T T}{T T C G A A}$ Which of the following sequence contained in a double stranded DNA is cut by Hind $I I I$ ?

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Only Q

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Both Q and R

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Only R

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D

All of them

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Solution

The correct option is A Only Q
There is no sequence given in the question.

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(iii) DNA is a positively charged molecule.

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(v) DNA is a positively charged molecule.

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