List of restriction enzyme cutting sites: Bd–Bp

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Legend of nucleobases
Code Nucleotide represented
A Adenine (A)
C Cytosine (C)
G Guanine (G)
T Thymine (T)
NA, C, G or T
MA or C
RA or G
WA or T
YC or T
SC or G
KG or T
HA, C or T
BC, G or T
VA, C or G
DA, G or T

This article contains a list of the most studied restriction enzymes whose names start with Bd to Bp inclusive. It contains approximately 100 enzymes.

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as in this not listed enzyme: EcoR70I 

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Restriction enzymes

Bd - Bp

EnzymePDB codeSource Recognition sequence Cut Isoschizomers
BdiI Brevibacterium divaricatum 5' ATCGAT
3' TAGCTA 		5' ---AT   CGAT--- 3'
3' ---TAGC   TA--- 5' 		BavCI, Bci29I, Bli41I, Bli86I, BseCI, BsuTUI, Rme21I, SpmI
BdiSI Bacteroides distasonis 5' CTRYAG
3' GAYRTC 		5' ---C   TRYAG--- 3'
3' ---GAYRT   C--- 5'
BecAII Brevibacterium sp. A 5' GGCC
3' CCGG 		5' ---GG   CC--- 3'
3' ---CC   GG--- 5'
BepI Brevibacterium epidermidis 5' CGCG
3' GCGC 		5' ---CG   CG--- 3'
3' ---GC   GC--- 5' 		AccII, BepI, BspFNI, BstUI, Bsu1532I, BtkI, FalII, FauBII, ThaI
BetI Brevibacterium acetyliticum 5' WCCGGW
3' WGGCCW 		5' ---W   CCGGW--- 3'
3' ---WGGCC   W--- 5'
BfaI [7] Bacteroides fragilis 5' CTAG
3' GATC 		5' ---C   TAG--- 3'
3' ---GAT   C--- 5'
BfiI 2C1L Bacillus firmus S8120 5' ACTGGG
3' TGACCC 		5' ---ACTGGGNNNNN   --- 3'
3' ---TGACCCNNNN   N--- 5' 		BmrI
Bfi57I Butyrivibrio fibrisolvens OB157 5' GATC
3' CTAG 		5' ---   GATC--- 3'
3' ---CTAG   --- 5' 		Bsp105I, Bsp143I, BspJI, BstMBI, CviAI, Kzo9I, NdeII, SsiBI
Bfi89I Butyrivibrio fibrisolvens OB189 5' YGGCCR
3' RCCGGY 		5' ---Y   GGCCR--- 3'
3' ---RCCGG   Y--- 5'
BflI Bacillus flavothermus 5' CCN7GG
3' GGN7CC 		5' ---CCNNNNN   NNGG--- 3'
3' ---GGNN   NNNNNCC--- 5'
BfmI Bacillus firmus S8-336 5' CTRYAG
3' GAYRTC 		5' ---C   TRYAG--- 3'
3' ---GAYRT   C--- 5'
BfrI Bacteroides fragilis 5' CTTAAG
3' GAATTC 		5' ---C   TTAAG--- 3'
3' ---GAATT   C--- 5'
BfrBI [8] Bacteroides fragilis BE3 5' ATGCAT
3' TACGTA 		5' ---ATGCA   T--- 3'
3' ---T   ACGTA--- 5' 		Csp68KIII, EcoT22I, Mph1103I, PinBI, Ppu10I, SepI, SspD5II, Zsp2I
BfuI Bacillus firmus Auk 22-m21 5' GTATCC
3' CATAGG 		5' ---GTATCCN4NN   --- 3'
3' ---CATAGGN4N   N--- 5' 		BciVI
BfuAI Bacillus fusiformis 5' ACCTGC
3' TGGACG 		5' ---ACCTGCNNNN   NNNN--- 3'
3' ---TGGACGNNNNNNNN   --- 5' 		Acc36I, BspMI, BveI
BfuCI Bacillus fusiformis 1226 5' GATC
3' CTAG 		5' ---   GATC--- 3'
3' ---CTAG   --- 5' 		Bce243I, Bsp105I, BspFI, BstKTI, CpfI, HacI, MkrAI, Sth368I
BglI 1DMU Bacillus globigii 5' GCCN5GGC
3' CGGN5CCG 		5' ---GCCNNNN   NGGC--- 3'
3' ---CGGN   NNNNCCG--- 5'
BglII 1ES8 Bacillus globigii 5' AGATCT
3' TCTAGA 		5' ---A   GATCT--- 3'
3' ---TCTAG   A--- 5'
BimI Brevibacterium immotum 5' TTCGAA
3' AAGCTT 		5' ---TT   CGAA--- 3'
3' ---AAGC   TT--- 5' 		AcpI, AsuII, Bpu14I, BspT104I, CbiI, FspII, MlaI, PpaAI, SfuI
Bim19I Brevibacterium immotum 19 5' TTCGAA
3' AAGCTT 		5' ---TT   CGAA--- 3'
3' ---AAGC   TT--- 5' 		AcpI, AsuII, Bpu14I, BspT104I, CbiI, FspII, MlaI, PpaAI, SfuI
Bim19II Brevibacterium immotum 19 5' GGCC
3' CCGG 		5' ---GG   CC--- 3'
3' ---CC   GG--- 5'
BinI Bifidobacterium infantis 659 5' GGATC
3' CCTAG 		5' ---GGATCNNNN   N--- 3'
3' ---CCTAGNNNNN   --- 5'
AclWI, AlwI,  BsrWI, BspPI,
BstH9I,  Bth617I, EacI
BlfI Bacillus licheniformis 5' TCCGGA
3' AGGCCT 		5' ---T   CCGGA--- 3'
3' ---AGGCC   T--- 5' 		AccIII, Aor13HI, BseAI, BsiMI, BspMII, Bsu23I, Kpn2I, PinBII
Bli41I Bacillus licheniformis 41 5' ATCGAT
3' TAGCTA 		5' ---AT   CGAT--- 3'
3' ---TAGC   TA--- 5' 		Bci29I, Bli86I, BseCI, BsiXI, BsuTUI, Rme21I, SpmI, Ssp27144I
Bli86I Bacillus licheniformis 86 5' ATCGAT
3' TAGCTA 		5' ---AT   CGAT--- 3'
3' ---TAGC   TA--- 5' 		BliAI, Bli41I, BseDI, BsiXI, Rme21I, SpmI, Ssp27144I, ZhoI
Bli736I Bacillus licheniformis 736 5' GGTCTC
3' CCAGAG 		5' ---GGTCTCN   NNNN--- 3'
3' ---CCAGAGNNNNN   --- 5'
BliAI Bacillus licheniformis 5' ATCGAT
3' TAGCTA 		5' ---AT   CGAT--- 3'
3' ---TAGC   TA--- 5' 		BliRI, Bli41I, BsiXI, BspDI, Rme21I, SpmI, Ssp27144I, ZhoI
BliHKI Bacillus licheniformis HK 5' CCTNAGG
3' GGANTCC 		5' ---CC   TNAGG--- 3'
3' ---GGANT   CC--- 5' 		AocI, AxyI, Bse21I, Bsu36I, Eco81I, MstII, SauI, SshAI
BliRI Bacillus licheniformis 5' ATCGAT
3' TAGCTA 		5' ---AT   CGAT--- 3'
3' ---TAGC   TA--- 5' 		BciBI, BdiI, Bli41I, BsiXI, BspDI, BspXI, LplI, SpmI, ZhoI
BlnI Brevibacterium linens 5' CCTAGG
3' GGATCC 		5' ---C   CTAGG--- 3'
3' ---GGATC   C--- 5' 		AspA2I, AvrII, AvrBII, BspA2I, XmaJI
BloHI Bifidobacterium longum E194b 5' RGATCY
3' YCTAGR 		5' ---R   GATCY--- 3'
3' ---YCTAG   R--- 5'
BloHII Bifidobacterium longum E194b 5' CTGCAG
3' GACGTC 		5' ---CTGCA   G--- 3'
3' ---G   ACGTC--- 5' 		AjoI, Asp713I, BsuBI, CflI, CfuII, HalII, PstI, SalPI, SflI, Sst12I
BlpI Bacillus lentus 5' GCTNAGC
3' CGANTCG 		5' ---GC   TNAGC--- 3'
3' ---CGANT   CG--- 5'
BluI Brevibacterium luteum 5' CTCGAG
3' GAGCTC 		5' ---C   TCGAG--- 3'
3' ---GAGCT   C--- 5' 		AbrI, BssHI, BstVI, PanI, Sau3239I, Sfr274I, TliI, XhoI
Bme12I Bacillus megaterium 12 5' GATC
3' CTAG 		5' ---   GATC--- 3'
3' ---CTAG   --- 5' 		Bfi57I, Bsp143I, BspJI, BstMBI, CviAI, Kzo9I, NlaII, SsiBI
Bme18I Bacillus megaterium 18 5' GGWCC
3' CCWGG 		5' ---G   GWCC--- 3'
3' ---CCWG   G--- 5' 		BamNxI, BcuAI, Csp68KI, EagMI, FssI, HgiCII, HgiJI, SinI
Bme142I Bacillus megaterium 142 5' RGCGCY
3' YCGCGR 		5' ---RGC   GCY--- 3'
3' ---YCG   CGR--- 5'
AccB2I,  BfoI, Bsp143II,
BstH2I, HaeII, LpnI
Bme216I Bacillus megaterium 216 5' GGWCC
3' CCWGG 		5' ---G   GWCC--- 3'
3' ---CCWG   G--- 5' 		BamNxI, BcuAI, Csp68KI, Eco47I, FssI, HgiCII, HgiJI, SinI
Bme361I Bacillus megaterium 361 5' GGCC
3' CCGG 		5' ---GG   CC--- 3'
3' ---CC   GG--- 5'
Bme585I Bacillus mesentericus 585 5' CCCGC
3' GGGCG 		5' ---CCCGCNNNN   NN--- 3'
3' ---GGGCGNNNNNN   --- 5'
Bme1390I Bacillus megaterium RFL1390 5' CCNGG
3' GGNCC 		5' ---CC   NGG--- 3'
3' ---GGN   CC--- 5'
Bme1580I Bacillus megaterium 1580 5' GKGCMC
3' CMCGKG 		5' ---GKGCM   C--- 3'
3' ---C   MCGKG--- 5'
BmgBI Bacillus megaterium 5' CACGTC
3' GTGCAG 		5' ---CAC   GTC--- 3'
3' ---GTG   CAG--- 5'
BmrI [9] [10] Bacillus megaterium 5' ACTGGG
3' TGACCC 		5' ---ACTGGGNNNNN   --- 3'
3' ---TGACCCNNNN   N--- 5' 		BfiI
BmtI Bacillus megaterium S2 5' GCTAGC
3' CGATCG 		5' ---GCTAG   C--- 3'
3' ---C   GATCG--- 5'
AceII, AsuNHI,  BspOI, NheI,
LlaG2I, PstNHI
BmyI [11] Bacillus mycoides 5' GDGCHC
3' CHCGDG 		5' ---GDGCH   C--- 3'
3' ---C   HCGDG--- 5' 		AocII, BsoCI, Bsp1286I, BspLS2I, MhlI, NspII, SduI
BnaI Bacillus natto B3364 5' GGATCC
3' CCTAGG 		5' ---G   GATCC--- 3'
3' ---CCTAG   G--- 5' 		AccEBI, BamHI, Bce751I, BstI, CelI, OkrAI, Nsp29132II, Pfl8I, SolI
BoxI Brevibacterium oxydans Iti 12-025 5' GACN4GTC
3' CTGN4CAG 		5' ---GACNN   NNGTC--- 3'
3' ---CTGNN   NNCAG--- 5'
BpcI Bacillus sphaericus 5' CTRYAG
3' GAYRTC 		5' ---C   TRYAG--- 3'
3' ---GAYRT   C--- 5'
BpiI Bacillus pumilus sw 4-3 5' GAAGAC
3' CTTCTG 		5' ---GAAGACNN   NNNN--- 3'
3' ---CTTCTGNNNNNN   --- 5'
BplI Bacillus pumilus 5' GAGN5CTC
3' CTCN5GAG 		5' ---GAGN5CTCN7NNNNNN   --- 3'
3' ---CTCN5GAGN7N   NNNNN--- 5'
BpmI Bacillus pumilus 5' CTGGAG
3' GACCTC 		5' ---CTGGAGN13NNN   --- 3'
3' ---GACCTCN13N   NN--- 5'
BpoAI Bacillus polymyxa 5' ATTAAT
3' TAATTA 		5' ---AT   TAAT--- 3'
3' ---TAAT   TA--- 5' 		AseI, AsnI, PshBI, Sru4DI, VspI
BptI Bacillus pantothenticus 5' CCWGG
3' GGWCC 		5' ---CC   WGG--- 3'
3' ---GGW   CC--- 5' 		AjnI, BseBI, Bse16I, BstNI, BstOI, BstM6I, Bst2UI, EcoRII, MvaI
BpuI Bacillus pumilus AHU1387A 5' GRGCYC
3' CYCGRG 		5' ---GRGCY   C--- 3'
3' ---C   YCGRG--- 5'
Bpu10I Bacillus pumilus 10 5' CCTNAGC
3' GGANTCG 		5' ---CC   TNAGC--- 3'
3' ---GGANT   CG--- 5'
Bpu14I Bacillus pumilus 14 5' TTCGAA
3' AAGCTT 		5' ---TT   CGAA--- 3'
3' ---AAGC   TT--- 5' 		AcpI, AsuII, BsiCI, BspT104I, CbiI, FspII, MlaI, PpaAI, SfuI
Bpu95I Bacillus pumilus 95 5' CGCG
3' GCGC 		5' ---CG   CG--- 3'
3' ---GC   GC--- 5' 		AccII, BepI, BspFNI, BstUI, Bsu1532I, FalII, FnuDII, MvnI, ThaI
Bpu1102I Bacillus pumilus RFL1102 5' GCTNAGC
3' CGANTCG 		5' ---GC   TNAGC--- 3'
3' ---CGANT   CG--- 5'
BpuAI [12] Bacillus pumilus 5' GAAGAC
3' CTTCTG 		5' ---GAAGACNN   NNNN--- 3'
3' ---CTTCTGNNNNNN   --- 5'
BpuAmI Bacillus pumilus 5' GAGCTC
3' CTCGAG 		5' ---GAG   CTC--- 3'
3' ---CTC   GAG--- 5'
BpuB5I Bacillus pumilus 5' CGTACG
3' GCATGC 		5' ---C   GTACG--- 3'
3' ---GCATG   C--- 5'
BpuDI Bacillus pumilus 1117 5' CCTNAGC
3' GGANTCG 		5' ---CC   TNAGC--- 3'
3' ---GGANT   CG--- 5'
BpuEI Bacillus pumilus 2187a 5' CTTGAG
3' GAACTC 		5' ---CTTGAGN13NNN   --- 3'
3' ---GAACTCN13N   NN--- 5'
BpuJI [13] [14] 2VLA Bacillus pumilus RFL1458 5' CCCGT
3' GGGCA 		5' ---CCCGTN10N   NNNNNNNN--- 3'
3' ---GGGCAN10NNNNNNNNN   --- 5' 		 — None in May 2010 —
BpuSI Bacillus pumilus 5' GGGAC
3' CCCTG 		5' ---GGGACN9N   NNNN--- 3'
3' ---CCCTGN9NNNNN   --- 5'

Notes

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