BglII
Sign in to savethumb|300px|BglII recognition site. The scissile bond|scissile phoshodiester bonds between the Adenine and Guanine residues of both strands are hydrolyzed within the enzyme's [[active site. Mechanism shown below. ]]
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- Subclass of
- restriction enzyme
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- isocaudomer
- BamHI
- recognition sequence
- AGATCT
- cutting site of restriction enzyme
- A^GATCT
- produces cohesive end
- ^GATC
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- Mechanism
- Structure
- Active site
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thumb|300px|BglII recognition site. The scissile bond|scissile phoshodiester bonds between the Adenine and Guanine residues of both strands are hydrolyzed within the enzyme's [[active site. Mechanism shown below. ]]
BglII is a type II restriction endonuclease isolated from certain strains of Bacillus globigii.
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