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(C) To isolate $DNA$ from different types of cells,specific enzymes are used to break down the cell walls or membranes:$1$. Bacterial cells have a cel

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$(1-r), (2-s), (3-p), (4-q)$

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(C) To isolate $DNA$ from different types of cells,specific enzymes are used to break down the cell walls or membranes:$1$. Bacterial cells have a cell wall that can be broken down by $Lysozyme$ $(1-r)$.$2$. Plant cells have a cell wall made of cellulose,which is broken down by $Cellulase$ $(2-s)$.$3$. Fungal cells have a cell wall made of chitin,which is broken down by $Chitinase$ $(3-p)$.$4$. $RNA$ molecules are removed by using the enzyme $Ribonuclease$ $(4-q)$.Therefore,the correct matching is $(1-r), (2-s), (3-p), (4-q)$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(1)$ Bacterial membrane	$(p)$ Chitinase
$(2)$ Plant cells	$(q)$ Ribonuclease
$(3)$ Fungal membrane	$(r)$ Lysozyme
$(4)$ $RNA$ molecule	$(s)$ Cellulase

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Column-$I$ Column-$II$

$(1)$ Bacterial membrane $(p)$ Chitinase

$(2)$ Plant cells $(q)$ Ribonuclease

$(3)$ Fungal membrane $(r)$ Lysozyme

$(4)$ $RNA$ molecule $(s)$ Cellulase

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Match the following: Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $(1)$ Bacterial membrane $(p)$ Chitinase $(2)$ Plant cells $(q)$ Ribonuclease $(3)$ Fungal membrane $(r)$ Lysozyme $(4)$ $RNA$ molecule $(s)$ Cellulase