8 of 15 GTTAA Plasmid Insert Ligase Glycosylase RATT G -O In this diagram, name the enzyme that converts the DNA substrates on the left into the product on the right. O Terminal transferase O Phosphatase O Topoisomerase

8 of 15 GTTAA Plasmid Insert Ligase Glycosylase RATT G -O In this diagram, name the enzyme that converts the DNA substrates on the left into the product on the right. O Terminal transferase O Phosphatase O Topoisomerase

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In this diagram, name the enzyme that converts the DNA substrates on the left into the product on the right.
O Terminal transferase
O Phosphatase
O Topoisomerase
O Ligase
O Glycosylase

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