The DNA of a human cell can be cut and rearranged by using?

Answer 1

The answer as of Castle Learning was choice 4, Enzymes.

Answer 2

Enzymes are used to cut and paste DNA from one source to another. Enzymes called restriction endonucleases are capable of cutting DNA at specific sites called restriction sites. These sites are typically 4 - 6 nucleotides in length and occur several times in the genome of almost all organisms discovered. Enzymes called DNA ligases are capable of pasting (or ligating) two strands to DNA together. DNA from one organism can be cut at specific locations using restriction enzymes and then pasted into a different source (like a plasmid for example) using DNA ligase.

Answer 3

enzymes, such as restriction enzymes and ligases. Restriction enzymes cut the DNA at specific sequences, while ligases paste the DNA fragments back together. This technique is commonly used in genetic engineering to insert foreign DNA into a host cell's genome.

Answer 4

restriction enzymes

Answer 5

Enzymes