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词条 List of restriction enzyme cutting sites: Ba–Bc
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     Ba - Bc 

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This article contains a list of the most studied restriction enzymes whose names start with Ba to Bc inclusive. It contains approximately 120 enzymes.

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Restriction enzymes

Ba - Bc

EnzymePDB codeSourceRecognition sequenceCutIsoschizomers
Bac36I Bacillus alcalophilus 36 5' GGNCC
3' CCNGG
5' ---G {{pad>2em}} GNCC--- 3'
3' ---CCNG {{pad|2em}} G--- 5'
AspS9I, AvcI, BavAII, Bce22I, Bsp1894I, Bsu54I, FmuI, NspIV
BaeI [1] Bacillus sphaericus 5' ACN4GTAYC
3' TGN4CATYG
5' ---ACN4GTAYCN6NNNNNN {{pad>2em}} --- 3'
3' ---TGN4CATYGN6N {{pad|2em}} NNNNN--- 5'
{{pad}}— None on May 2010 —
BalI [2][3] Brevibacterium albidum 5' TGGCCA
3' ACCGGT
5' ---TGG {{pad>2em}} CCA--- 3'
3' ---ACC {{pad|2em}} GGT--- 5'
Bal228I Bacillus alcalophilus 228 5' GGNCC
3' CCNGG
5' ---G {{pad>2em}} GNCC--- 3'
3' ---CCNG {{pad|2em}} G--- 5'
AspS9I, AvcI, BavAII, BshKI, Bsp1894I, Bsu54I, FmuI, NspIV
BamHI [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]

[15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24]
1BAM Bacillus amyloliquefaciens H 5' GGATCC
3' CCTAGG
5' ---G {{pad>2em}} GATCC--- 3'
3' ---CCTAG {{pad|2em}} G--- 5'
AccEBI, AliI, ApaCI, AsiI, Bce751I, Bsp98I, Bsp4009I, BspAAIII, CelI, Nsp29132II, NspSAIV, SolI, SurI
BamNII Bacillus amyloliquefaciens N 5' GGWCC
3' CCWGG
5' ---G {{pad>2em}} GWCC--- 3'
3' ---CCWG {{pad|2em}} G--- 5'
BcuAI, BsrAI, CauI, EagMI, FdiI, HgiCII, HgiJI, SinI
BanI [25][26] Bacillus aneurinolyticus 5' GGYRCC
3' CCRYGG
5' ---G {{pad>2em}} GYRCC--- 3'
3' ---CCRYG {{pad|2em}} G--- 5'
AccB1I, BbvBI, BspT107I, Eco64I, HgiCI, HgiHI, MspB4I, PfaAI
BanII [6][25] Bacillus aneurinolyticus 5' GRGCYC
3' CYCGRG
5' ---GRGCY {{pad>2em}} C--- 3'
3' ---C {{pad|2em}} YCGRG--- 5'
BanIII [25] Bacillus aneurinolyticus 5' ATCGAT
3' TAGCTA
5' ---AT {{pad>2em}} CGAT--- 3'
3' ---TAGC {{pad|2em}} TA--- 5'
AagI, BavCI, Bsa29I, BseCI, BspDI, Bsu15I, BsuTUI, ClaI
BanAI Bacillus anthracis 5' GGCC
3' CCGG
5' ---GG {{pad>2em}} CC--- 3'
3' ---CC {{pad|2em}} GG--- 5'
BasI Bacillus sp. 5' CCAN5TGG
3' GGTN5ACC
5' ---CCANNNN {{pad>2em}} NTGG--- 3'
3' ---GGTN {{pad|2em}} NNNNACC--- 5'
AccB7I, AcpII, Asp10HII, Esp1396I, PflBI, PflMI, Van91I
BauI Bacillus aquaemaris RFL1 5' CACGAG
3' GTGCTC
5' ---C {{pad>2em}} ACGAG--- 3'
3' ---GTGCT {{pad|2em}} C--- 5'
BavI Bacillus alvei 5' CAGCTG
3' GTCGAC
5' ---CAG {{pad>2em}} CTG--- 3'
3' ---GTC {{pad|2em}} GAC--- 5'
BavAI Bacillus alvei A 5' CAGCTG
3' GTCGAC
5' ---CAG {{pad>2em}} CTG--- 3'
3' ---GTC {{pad|2em}} GAC--- 5'
BavAII Bacillus alvei A 5' GGNCC
3' CCNGG
5' ---G {{pad>2em}} GNCC--- 3'
3' ---CCNG {{pad|2em}} G--- 5'
AspS9I, AvcI, BavBII, BshKI, Bsp1894I, Bsu54I, FmuI, NspIV
BavBI Bacillus alvei B 5' CAGCTG
3' GTCGAC
5' ---CAG {{pad>2em}} CTG--- 3'
3' ---GTC {{pad|2em}} GAC--- 5'
BavBII Bacillus alvei B 5' GGNCC
3' CCNGG
5' ---G {{pad>2em}} GNCC--- 3'
3' ---CCNG {{pad|2em}} G--- 5'
AspS9I, Bac36I, BavAII, BshKI, BspBII, Bsu54I, FmuI, Pde12I
BavCI Bacillus alvei C 5' ATCGAT
3' TAGCTA
5' ---AT {{pad>2em}} CGAT--- 3'
3' ---TAGC {{pad|2em}} TA--- 5'
AagI, BanIII, Bsa29I, BseCI, BspDI, Bsu15I, BsuTUI, ClaI
BbeI [27] Bifidobacterium breve YIT4006 5' GGCGCC
3' CCGCGG
5' ---GGCGC {{pad>2em}} C--- 3'
3' ---C {{pad|2em}} CGCGG--- 5'
BbiII Bifidobacterium bifidum YIT4007 5' GRCGYC
3' CYGCRG
5' ---GR {{pad>2em}} CGYC--- 3'
3' ---CYGC {{pad|2em}} RG--- 5'
AcyI, AhaII, BbiII, HgiHII, Hin1I, Hsp92I, Msp17I, PamII
Bbi24I Bifidobacterium bifidum S-24 5' ACGCGT
3' TGCGCA
5' ---A {{pad>2em}} CGCGT--- 3'
3' ---TGCGC {{pad|2em}} A--- 5'
BbrI Bordetella bronchiseptica 4994 5' AAGCTT
3' TTCGAA
5' ---A {{pad>2em}} AGCTT--- 3'
3' ---TTCGA {{pad|2em}} A--- 5'
Bbr7I Bacillus brevis 7 5' GAAGAC
3' CTTCTG
5' ---GAAGACN6N {{pad>2em}} NNNNN--- 3'
3' ---CTTCTGN6NNNNNN {{pad|2em}} --- 5'
BbrPI [28][29] Bacillus brevis 5' CACGTG
3' GTGCAC
5' ---CAC {{pad>2em}} GTG--- 3'
3' ---GTG {{pad|2em}} CAC--- 5'
AcvI, BcoAI, Eco72I, PmaCI, PmlI, PspCI
BbsI [30] Bacillus laterosporus 5' GAAGAC
3' CTTCTG
5' ---GAAGACNN {{pad>2em}} NNNN--- 3'
3' ---CTTCTGNNNNNN {{pad|2em}} --- 5'
BbuI [31] Bacillus circulans 5' GCATGC
3' CGTACG
5' ---GCATG {{pad>2em}} C--- 3'
3' ---C {{pad|2em}} GTACG--- 5'
BbvI [32][33] Bacillus brevis 5' GCAGC
3' CGTCG
5' ---GCAGCN7N {{pad>2em}} NNNN--- 3'
3' ---CGTCGN7NNNNN {{pad|2em}} --- 5'
AlwXI, BseKI, BseXI, Bsp423I, Bst12I, Bst71I, BstV1I
BbvII [34] Bacillus brevis 80 5' GAAGAC
3' CTTCTG
5' ---GAAGACNN {{pad>2em}} NNNN--- 3'
3' ---CTTCTGNNNNNN {{pad|2em}} --- 5'
Bbv12I [35] Bacillus brevis 12 5' GWGCWC
3' CWCGWG
5' ---GWGCW {{pad>2em}} C--- 3'
3' ---C {{pad|2em}} WCGWG--- 5'
Alw21I, AspHI, Bsh45I, BsiHKAI,
HgiAI,{{pad|0.1em}}HpyF46II,{{pad|0.1em}} MspV281I
Bbv16II Bacillus brevis 16 5' GAAGAC
3' CTTCTG
5' ---GAAGACNN {{pad>2em}} NNNN--- 3'
3' ---CTTCTGNNNNNN {{pad|2em}} --- 5'
BbvAI Bacillus brevis A 5' GAAN4TTC
3' CTTN4AAG
5' ---GAANN {{pad>2em}} NNTTC--- 3'
3' ---CTTNN {{pad|2em}} NNAAG--- 5'
Asp700I, MroXI, PdmI, XmnI
BbvAII Bacillus brevis A 5' ATCGAT
3' TAGCTA
5' ---AT {{pad>2em}} CGAT--- 3'
3' ---TAGC {{pad|2em}} TA--- 5'
BavCI, Bci29I, Bli86I, BseCI, BspZEI, Bsu15I, ClaI, Rme21I
BbvAIII Bacillus brevis A 5' TCCGGA
3' AGGCCT
5' ---T {{pad>2em}} CCGGA--- 3'
3' ---AGGCC {{pad|2em}} T--- 5'
AccIII, Aor13HI, BlfI, BseAI, Bsp13I, BspEI, Bsu23I, Kpn2I
BbvBI Bacillus brevis B 5' GGYRCC
3' CCRYGG
5' ---G {{pad>2em}} GYRCC--- 3'
3' ---CCRYG {{pad|2em}} G--- 5'
BanI, BshNI, BspT107I, Eco64I, HgiCI, HgiHI, MspB4I, PfaAI
BbvCI [36] Bacillus brevis 5' CCTCAGC
3' GGAGTCG
5' ---CC {{pad>2em}} TCAGC--- 3'
3' ---GGAGT {{pad|2em}} CG--- 5'
AbeI
Bca77I Bacillus caldolyticus 5' WCCGGW
3' WGGCCW
5' ---W {{pad>2em}} CCGGW--- 3'
3' ---WGGCC {{pad|2em}} W--- 5'
BccI Bacteroides caccae 5' CCATC
3' GGTAG
5' ---CCATCNNNN {{pad>2em}} N--- 3'
3' ---GGTAGNNNNN {{pad|2em}} --- 5'
Bce4I Bacillus cereus B4 5' GCN7GC
3' CGN7CG
5' ---GCNNNNN {{pad>2em}} NNGC--- 3'
3' ---CGNN {{pad|2em}} NNNNNCG--- 5'
Bce22I Bacillus cereus 22 5' GGNCC
3' CCNGG
5' ---G {{pad>2em}} GNCC--- 3'
3' ---CCNG {{pad|2em}} G--- 5'
AspS9I, Bac36I, BavAII, BshKI, BspBII, CcuI, FmuI, Pde12I
Bce83I [37] Bacillus cereus 83 5' CTTGAG
3' GAACTC
5' ---CTTGAGN13NNN {{pad>2em}} --- 3'
3' ---GAACTCN13N {{pad|2em}} NN--- 5'
Bce243I Bacillus cereus 5' GATC
3' CTAG
5' --- {{pad>2em}} GATC--- 3'
3' ---CTAG {{pad|2em}} --- 5'
Bfi57I, Bsp143I, BspJI, BstMBI, CviAI, Kzo9I, NdeII, Sth368I
Bce751I Bacillus cereus 751 5' GGATCC
3' CCTAGG
5' ---G {{pad>2em}} GATCC--- 3'
3' ---CCTAG {{pad|2em}} G--- 5'
BamHI, Bce751I, BnaI, Bsp98I, Bsp4009I, BstI, NspSAIV, Pfl8I
BceAI Bacillus cereus 1315 5' ACGGC
3' TGCCG
5' ---ACGGCN11N {{pad>2em}} NN--- 3'
3' ---TGCCGN11NNN {{pad|2em}} --- 5'
BceBI Bacillus cereus 1323 5' CGCG
3' GCGC
5' ---CG {{pad>2em}} CG--- 3'
3' ---GC {{pad|2em}} GC--- 5'
AccII, Bsh1236I, BtkI, Csp68KVI, FalII, FauBII, FnuDII, SelI, ThaI
BceCI Bacillus cereus 1195 5' GCN7GC
3' CGN7CG
5' ---GCNNNNN {{pad>2em}} NNGC--- 3'
3' ---CGNN {{pad|2em}} NNNNNCG--- 5'
BcefI [38] Bacillus cereus fluorescens 5' ACGGC
3' TGCCG
5' ---ACGGCN10NN {{pad>2em}} N--- 3'
3' ---TGCCGN10NNN {{pad|2em}} --- 5'
BcgI [39][40] Bacillus coagulans 5' CGAN6TGC
3' GCTN6ACG
5' ---CGAN6TGCN9NNN {{pad>2em}} --- 3'
3' ---GCTN6ACGN9N {{pad|2em}} NN--- 5'
Bci29I Bacillus circulans 29 5' ATCGAT
3' TAGCTA
5' ---AT {{pad>2em}} CGAT--- 3'
3' ---TAGC {{pad|2em}} TA--- 5'
BavCI, BciBI, Bli86I, BseCI, BspZEI, Bsu15I, ClaI, Rme21I
BciBI Bacillus circulans B 5' ATCGAT
3' TAGCTA
5' ---AT {{pad>2em}} CGAT--- 3'
3' ---TAGC {{pad|2em}} TA--- 5'
BavCI, BcmI, Bli86I, BseCI, BspZEI, Bsu15I, ClaI, Rme21I
BciBII Bacillus circulans B 5' CCWGG
3' GGWCC
5' ---CC {{pad>2em}} WGG--- 3'
3' ---GGW {{pad|2em}} CC--- 5'
AjnI, ApyI, BptI, Bst1I, BstOI, BstM6I, Bst2UI, EcoRII, MvaI
BciVI [41] Bacillus circulans 5' GTATCC
3' CATAGG
5' ---GTATCCN4NN {{pad>2em}} --- 3'
3' ---CATAGGN4N {{pad|2em}} N--- 5'
BfuI
BclI [9][42][43] Bacillus caldolyticus 5' TGATCA
3' ACTAGT
5' ---T {{pad>2em}} GATCA--- 3'
3' ---ACTAG {{pad|2em}} T--- 5'
AbaI, BsiQI, BspXII,
BstT7I, FbaI, Ksp22I,{{pad|0.1em}}ParI{{pad|0.1em}}
BcmI Bacillus sp. 5' ATCGAT
3' TAGCTA
5' ---AT {{pad>2em}} CGAT--- 3'
3' ---TAGC {{pad|2em}} TA--- 5'
BsuTUI, Bsu15I, BavCI, Bli86I, BspZEI, Rme21I, BseCI, BdiI
BcnI [44][45][46]2ODH Bacillus centrosporus RFL1 5' CCSGG
3' GGSCC
5' ---CC {{pad>2em}} SGG--- 3'
3' ---GGS {{pad|2em}} CC--- 5'
AhaI, AseII, AsuC2I,BpuMI, CauII,
Eco1831I, HgiS22I,Kpn49kII, NciI
BcoI [47] Bacillus coagulans SM 1 5' CYCGRG
3' GRGCYC
5' ---C {{pad>2em}} YCGRG--- 3'
3' ---GRGCY {{pad|2em}} C--- 5'
Ama87I, AquI, BsoBI, BstSI, Eco88I, NspSAI, OfoI, PunAI
Bco5I Bacillus coagulans 5 5' CTCTTC
3' GAGAAG
5' ---CTCTTCN {{pad>2em}} NNN--- 3'
3' ---GAGAAGNNNN {{pad|2em}} --- 5'
Bco27I Bacillus coagulans 27 5' CCGG
3' GGCC
5' ---C {{pad>2em}} CGG--- 3'
3' ---GGC {{pad|2em}} C--- 5'
Bco116I Bacillus coagulans 116 5' CTCTTC
3' GAGAAG
5' ---CTCTTCN {{pad>2em}} NNN--- 3'
3' ---GAGAAGNNNN {{pad|2em}} --- 5'
Bco118I Bacillus coagulans 118 5' RCCGGY
3' YGGCCR
5' ---R {{pad>2em}} CCGGY--- 3'
3' ---YGGCC {{pad|2em}} R--- 5'
BcoAI Bacillus coagulans AUCM B-732 5' CACGTG
3' GTGCAC
5' ---CAC {{pad>2em}} GTG--- 3'
3' ---GTG {{pad|2em}} CAC--- 5'
AcvI, BbrPI, Eco72I, PmaCI, PmlI, PspCI
BcoKI Bacillus coagulans 5' CTCTTC
3' GAGAAG
5' ---CTCTTCN {{pad>2em}} NNN--- 3'
3' ---GAGAAGNNNN {{pad|2em}} --- 5'
BcuI Bacillus coagulans Vs 29-022 5' ACTAGT
3' TGATCA
5' ---A {{pad>2em}} CTAGT--- 3'
3' ---TGATC {{pad|2em}} A--- 5'
AhII, AclNI, SpeI
BcuAI Bacillus cereus BKM B-814 5' GGWCC
3' CCWGG
5' ---G {{pad>2em}} GWCC--- 3'
3' ---CCWG {{pad|2em}} G--- 5'
BamNxI, BsrAI, Csp68KI, EagMI, FssI, HgiCII, HgiJI, SinI

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Notes

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