Video 24: Richard Roberts, clip 5

Rich Roberts is Director of Research for New England Biolabs, one of the first commercial sources for restriction enzymes that is today a leading supplier of molecular biology reagents.

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Describing the early work purifying restriction enzymes.

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Restriction enzymes can bind to and cut DNA at specific sites.

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