14. Restriction endonucleases which recognize and cut the same recognition sequences are known as:
(A) isoschizomers
(B) isozymes
(C) isoaccepting endonucleases
(D) abzymes

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Answer: (A) isoschizomers
Explanation: Isoschizomers are restriction endonucleases that recognize and cut the same DNA sequence, though they may have different properties or come from different sources. Isozymes refer to different forms of an enzyme, isoaccepting endonucleases are not a standard term, and abzymes are antibody-like enzymes.

14. Restriction endonucleases which recognize and cut the same recognition sequences are known as: (A) isoschizomers (B) isozymes (C) isoaccepting endonucleases (D) abzymes

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