Bacterial DNA is protected from its own restriction enzyme's action by A. covering it with protein B. methylating the DN

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Bacterial DNA is protected from its own restriction enzyme's action by A. covering it with protein B. methylating the DN

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Bacterial DNA is protected from its own restriction enzyme's action by
A. covering it with protein
B. methylating the DNA in some nucleotides
C. its hydrophobic nature
D. keeping important genes in plasmids
E. producing large quantities of it
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