DNA methylation question
Wolfgang Schechinger
wolfsc at ibms.sinica.edu.tw
Mon Aug 27 23:47:20 EST 2001
Hi all,
Could you noble experts plase help me out?
What doest it exacly mean when a restriction enzyme is
blocked by OVERLAPPING Dam methylation? Is there also a
something called non overlapping methylation?
Do I understand the phenomenon correctly in that example:
XbaI (TCTAGA) does not cut the sequence GATCtaga since
there will be methylation on the reverse strand at the position
of the T (then an A) of GATC, yielding TCTAGAm on the
reverse strand?
(when using any standard E. coli strain for propagation of DNA)
Thanks for all input,
Wolfgang
[tiss mezzage wahs broduceRd using TYPO GENERATOR zoffwer]
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