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NlaIII is an endonuclease that cleaves double stranded DNA molecules into fragments:[1]
5'- C A T G| -3'
3'-|G T A C -5'
leaving 3' overhangs of four nucleotides at the ends of each fragment.
| Basic Concept | |
|---|---|
| Recognition sequence 4bp | |
| Recognition sequence 5bp | |
| Recognition sequence 6bp | |
| Recognition sequence 8bp | |
| Lists | |
* means cleavage produces blunt ends | |
