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The sticky ends of a fragmented DNA molecule are made of:

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Restriction endonucleases cut palindromic DNA leaving single-stranded overhangs of one to four nucleotides. These unpaired bases can anneal via complementary base pairing to another fragment with matching overhangs, enabling recombinant ligation. Calcium salts and methyl groups do not form sticky ends.

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