Restriction Mapping Step by Step (NET, GATE & JAM)

Restriction enzymes are very important tools (also called molecular scissors) in recombinant DNA technology. They digest ds DNA in a particular location, if a sequence of bases is present. The sites are called recognition sites or restriction sites. In the laboratory, they are used to cut DNA at a particular location for cloning purposes. They are also useful for gene mapping and mutation detection. They are also used in forensic science laboratory for criminal identification and paternity testing.
Here in this video, I have discussed how to solve numerical problems related to restriction mapping in five easy steps. I hope you will find this content helpful for your exam preparation.