Question

31 multiple choice 1 point restriction enzymes are enzymes capable of cutting a dna molecule capable of adding nucleotides to the 3oh end capable of cutting an rna molecule capable of joining dna molecules

Explanation:

Restriction enzymes are known for their ability to cut DNA molecules at specific recognition sites. The option "Capable of adding nucleotides to the 3’OH end" describes DNA polymerases or similar enzymes, "Capable of cutting an RNA molecule" is not the function of restriction enzymes (they act on DNA), and "Capable of joining DNA molecules" describes DNA ligases. So the correct option is the one about cutting DNA.

Answer:

A. Capable of cutting a DNA molecule